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It’s a little different between that liability waiver you might sign when you sign up for your gym, and some significant ongoing business venture you’re enterin
by noodlesUK 6y ago
It’s a little different between that liability waiver you might sign when you sign up for your gym, and some significant ongoing business venture you’re entering into with another party. I do consultancy work from time to time, and contract negotiations are actual negotiations. If I had a client with objectionable terms in their contract, and their response was “this is standard and you need to sign this, no ifs, ands, or buts” I’d take that as a major red flag, and if they were seriously objectionable (like the above), I’d tell them to pound sand.
- gentleman11 6y agoThose are negotiations between semi-equals still. If you had to join Nvidia's developer program, or use a commercial game engine, or take part in some other lopsided professional partnership, your negotiotaion potential is basically limited to complaining to their support in an email.