> I had a mentor once tell me that when developers take more than one full time contract at the same time, the only thing they have is two unhappy clients. All

> I had a mentor once tell me that when developers take more than one full time contract at the same time, the only thing they have is two unhappy clients. All of my employee reviews have been stellar to meets expectations. I'm not even trying to be the best or even a good employee, just trying to get my work done. > Anymore more than that, you are just scamming the people paying you in my opinion. I've had a few people say something like this but I don't understand the logic of it. I get all my work done on time, and receive good reviews. I'm not expected to work a set number of hours. In fact, if things were flipped my employers would gladly have me do extra work for no extra money, I'm simply completing 40 hours of work in 10-15. > Also, it's a small world out there, tarnished reputations have a hard time finding good work. Nobody knows... so far :D > I don't know if it could be classified as criminal fraud or not, but you should be careful. I've asked a lawyer and the answer was "No, but maybe?" So a grey area I guess.