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What were the terms of your employment agreement? Was is expected you would be working full-time on this? Have you given them any project timelines estimates,
by brk 15y ago
What were the terms of your employment agreement? Was is expected you would be working full-time on this?
Have you given them any project timelines estimates, like "this feature will take about 30 programming hours to get roughly implemented, and I'm working 10 hours this week on it..."?
What they are, or are not, doing is probably not directly related to what their expectations are of you. Maybe they just have no idea how long it takes to get stuff done and you need to give them better guidance.
- chunky1994 15y agoWell, there aren't any terms of employment agreement actually. They just said develop this and we'll pay you. Since they're actually my friends I took this on faith. No, it wasn't expected that I would be working full time on this and yet they insist (with daily reminders) that I implement things faster. Actually most estimates I've made tend to be off by around a few hours, but since I give them estimates in days, this isn't much of a problem.