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Would it be legal (and, different question, do you think it would be ethical) in a case like this to quit and go to the client company proposing advice on how t
by silviot 4y ago
Would it be legal (and, different question, do you think it would be ethical) in a case like this to quit and go to the client company proposing advice on how to negotiate to avoid the $60M loss?
A role of advisor to let them know they need to get their shit together (and provide the required specs) and to guide themto ask for incremental delivery.
As far as I can tell such a consultancy is easily worth $1M/year or more, given its potential effectiveness.
- nonethewiser 4y agoGreat question. Would be nice to get a return on such insight.
- ycombobreaker 4y agoSeems like acting on privileged imformation for personal gain. I think that would be a very risky idea. OTOH advocating for the same role from within the company is probably a way to repair the project without pre-burning your bridges. You could still leverage those connections to switch companies (basically, show the client thar you want to formally represent them).