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I'm a solo developer, nothing close to a big company, I suppose that a contract is the best fit in my case. And if I need them again I can rehire for a contract
by melenaos 6y ago
I'm a solo developer, nothing close to a big company, I suppose that a contract is the best fit in my case. And if I need them again I can rehire for a contract.
With a contract, I can give them more time to learn the product, and to understand the business. With a freelancer I think I will lose my time and money.
You hired two contractors, did you assign them the same project overlapping or different parts?
- scottporad 6y agoI hired two contractors to do the exact same project for the exact same amount. It was a fixed dollar amount, so I didn't have the problem of them running up the hours. This cost twice as much, but I wanted a long-term relationship, so I wanted to find someone I could work well with. Now, my situation was a little different: I was at a small company, so it was company money, not my money. You may feel a bit differently since you're a solo developer.