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It's OK to not know, but not to be confidently incorrect. Big customers, including schools, sign multi year contracts and they pay (this is called "considerati
by gowld 6y ago
It's OK to not know, but not to be confidently incorrect.
Big customers, including schools, sign multi year contracts and they pay (this is called "consideration" in a contract). Eng teams throw parties when the last old contract expires and they can turn off legacy monster system.
Obviously, free stuff isn't free forever.
- bluGill 6y agoThe subject here is Google. If (as looking back is likely) you saw this as a general statement, I apologize for the confusion. School districts don't have enough month to be worth it to google to work out a specific contract. For a school district those specific contracts are with much smaller companies. When larger companies work with schools it is more likely a standard contract - or the company works with the state on behalf of all schools.