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> you'd be surprised what people are willing to pay. At least in my company, it very much depends on who's initiating the meeting. If one of our VPs did, then
by cogman10 2y ago
> you'd be surprised what people are willing to pay.
At least in my company, it very much depends on who's initiating the meeting. If one of our VPs did, then easy, any amount could be approved. However, if it's a team lead, we'd be told to pound sand.
I assumed other companies would be pretty similar.
- ein0p 2y agoBut realize, that from the standpoint of the OP someone who can't swing a couple of K also can't swing a couple hundred thousand K _per year_ to hire more contributors or provide other funding to the project. They are, therefore, completely pointless to talk to - the decision makers won't be in the room.