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Based on the example of a lawyer I wonder how this could change if you managed to call it being "on retainer" the way a lawyer does. Having an IT guy on retaine
by bussierem 5y ago
Based on the example of a lawyer I wonder how this could change if you managed to call it being "on retainer" the way a lawyer does. Having an IT guy on retainer really does function the same as for a lawyer - they are there to consult and solve problems when and if they arise using their domain expertise you lack. If nothing comes up, you still pay them a fee for the time they spent being available for you.
- detaro 5y agoExpected response time is a major difference, no? (although I guess for lawyers there might also be an expectation to move now if something urgent (police raid etc) is happening? not too familiar with how that looks and is agreed on in practice)