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nice "friend" - like straight from the mob I guess. I mean, I understand, that he might want some commission for his contacts (and sets up a payment plan), but
by fock 6y ago
nice "friend" - like straight from the mob I guess. I mean, I understand, that he might want some commission for his contacts (and sets up a payment plan), but a permament fee?!
- jamil7 6y agoNot sure why you're being downvoted, it's a fair criticism, introducing someone to a client doesn't entitle you to a percentage of their rate forever if you're bringing nothing to the table.
- godzillabrennus 6y agoIf you are a sub contractor to the company that has the contract then you lose margin to the company. That sounds like the arrangement here. The multi billion dollar staffing agency business in the United States is built on these layers of comp for labor and finding labor.
- 2bor-2n 6y agoHe actually doesn't have any legal contract with his client. The client wanted to find some cheaper resources, my friend found this client on a freelancing platform and convinced him that he will make a team of resources in our country for him.
- jamil7 6y agoWell yeah but OP mentioned it was his friend, who apparently twiddles his thumbs all day while OP busts his arse for $9 p/h. He has the ability to lean on the fact that this is a friend and should care a bit more about his well being than a multi billion dollar staffing agency.