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I don't think this comment deserves the downvotes it got even though I disagree. Consider your example: If you pay a tradesperson to 'do a job' you should expe
by Afton 6y ago
I don't think this comment deserves the downvotes it got even though I disagree.
Consider your example: If you pay a tradesperson to 'do a job' you should expect that they will cut every corner available to them that isn't in the contract. If you are paying for time, you might expect them to do a more thorough job. Which is better depends on a number of factors.
- jfk13 6y agoThe risk of paying for time is that the worker may deliberately (or even subconsciously) take longer than necessary to get things done.