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Well, that’s one reason. Some other reasons are to hire labor for a legitimately temporarily project, or perhaps more commonly, because they failed to hire the
by AmericanChopper 4y ago
Well, that’s one reason.
Some other reasons are to hire labor for a legitimately temporarily project, or perhaps more commonly, because they failed to hire the people they needed in permanent roles. That’s the inefficiency that the more highly paid contractors are exploiting. That’s how I get a lot of my income. I’ve worked on contracts for FAANG, and they paid some of the best hourly rates I’ve had during my career.