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Assuming you don’t get paid hourly you’re basically selling a service. Why does a company care as long as you deliver and you don’t work for a competitor? (Obvi
by culopatin 5y ago
Assuming you don’t get paid hourly you’re basically selling a service. Why does a company care as long as you deliver and you don’t work for a competitor? (Obviously they DO care, I’m aware of that, the question is why is that so unethical)
- jdlshore 5y agoYou’re not selling a service. You’re selling your time. When you take a job as a full-time employee, you’re agreeing to trade 40-ish hours a week for a yearly salary. If want a job where you’re taking money in exchange for meeting specific deliverables, you can be a contractor doing fixed-price bids. It pays more, if you’re good at it, but it’s much riskier. That’s why it pays more. Taking a full-time job and not working full-time hours is fraud.