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I think the pool of developers who are not freelancers, are OK with part-time work, don't need more salary than you're paying them for part-time work (like they
by hash872 5y ago
I think the pool of developers who are not freelancers, are OK with part-time work, don't need more salary than you're paying them for part-time work (like they have a cheap lifestyle or are already well-off?), and won't continuously keep looking for more work is in practice just a very small number of people. Sure, there's some people that meet that description, but just not very many. There's a reason the labor market has evolved to the binary of either being a full-time employee or a freelancer on project-based assignments
- aiisjustanif 5y agoThis seems like an assumption. We have people secretly working two jobs, and openly in cases like Microsoft’s company policy. Even companies that have 20% of time for other work in the company like Google. A part timed salaried position should be fine. Their are European and Scandinavian countries that half it established.
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