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This is what consultancies do all the time.
by aledalgrande 4y ago
This is what consultancies do all the time.
- danenania 4y agoThe issue is mainly one of false advertising. Companies are looking for very different things in a consultant vs. a ft employee. If you want to do this “scam” in an ethical way without the reputation risk, just be a consultant, work for multiple companies, and be honest about it. You won’t get benefits and finding clients will probably be harder, but you can set your own schedule and charge a lot more for your time.
- aledalgrande 4y agoI'm not saying they are in the right, I'm just saying we accept consultancies adding hours for nothing as a default nowadays. But yeah being a freelance would give you the freedom (at the cost of more time spent selling yourself).
- danenania 4y agoSorry, I meant the impersonal “you” (anyone reading the comment), not you specifically.
- PragmaticPulp 4y ago> This is what consultancies do all the time. No, consultancies do not double-bill multiple clients for hours worked. In fact, anyone billing a company in full for time that someone wasn't actually working on their project is committing fraud. Fraud that leaves a paper trail. This story would be brought to light very quickly by a disgruntled employee somewhere.
- aledalgrande 4y agoNo, they bill senior hours for people with 3 years experience. Same thing.