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Have you actually tried this? To me this creates an enormous liability of doing a horrible job at whatever 1 week project is received. Is there actually 1-2 we
by srcreigh 4y ago
Have you actually tried this? To me this creates an enormous liability of doing a horrible job at whatever 1 week project is received.
Is there actually 1-2 week projects?
If they end up not getting done, are they really going to be happy with a “Sorry it didn’t get done and I’m out of commission for a month”?
The up and down trends don’t really happen on a schedule. I wouldn’t be surprised if you get a surprise 2 day productivity boost and then can’t work for 3 weeks. And then this contract explodes.
I know my tone is like I’m trying to pwn your advice. I am skeptical, but if anybody has more to say about these concerns, I would like to hear them.
- ivraatiems 4y agoNo, I definitely haven't tried it. I think your point is well taken. I am trying to think of something that'll work within OP's limitations. But I do think that it is likely possible for OP to find some kind of hybrid arrangement that'd be better than their current situation.
- thegrasshopper2 4y agoSpeaking from my ADHD, if a project is delayed I can generally keep focus for more - but the deadline has to be behind the corner