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On government contracts that's actually a problem. You can't bill for any work you did without 'authorization'. Which means you can't do anything until a fina
by Plasmoid 13y ago
On government contracts that's actually a problem. You can't bill for any work you did without 'authorization'. Which means you can't do anything until a finalized spec, signed in triplicate, is physically delivered to you.
- betterunix 13y agoI have wondered for some time now if it is legal to develop tools and libraries that are relevant to an upcoming contract, but which are also general purpose and could be used elsewhere.
- Plasmoid 13y agoTotally legal. You just won't get paid for it.