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Why the duck would you care how a contractor does what he does? As long as he delivers what you paid for (and doesn't disclose information you deemed confident
by pretoriusB 14y ago
Why the duck would you care how a contractor does what he does?
As long as he delivers what you paid for (and doesn't disclose information you deemed confidential), it should be OK for you.
- jordan0day 14y ago> "(and doesn't disclose information you deemed confidential)" Is not some minor detail. You can have a certain level of confidence that your contractor won't release confidential information because they would be subject to civil (maybe criminal) legal action. When your contractor turns around and subs out that work to someone in another country, that threat of legal action loses quite a bit of its' bite. Sure, you could maybe still prosecute/sue your direct contractor, but you still have no real control over the outsource subcontractor. In either scenario, the purpose of the legal action isn't for you to recoup your losses -- you probably won't. The threat of legal action is what's supposed to stop these losses from happening in the first place.
- goatforce5 14y agoBecause you're paying a premium for a smart person to come and sit in your office so you can throw things at them when something goes wrong. If he's subcontracted his work out to someone in another time zone everyone may get in to a spot of bother if something breaks and the person who actually did the work isn't immediately available to fix it.
- kamjam 14y agoWhat happens when the other guy is off sick? Did this guy also have to take time off sick, cos he was unable to do the work himself...?
- stcredzero 14y agoThe other guy was probably subcontracting.
- stcredzero 14y ago> and doesn't disclose information you deemed confidential That pretty much kills most subcontracting of this type.