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A person being hired as an employee where we probably know nothing about their work quality unless an existing employee has worked with them prior at another jo
by sheepmullet 13y ago
A person being hired as an employee where we probably know nothing about their work quality unless an existing employee has worked with them prior at another job is not a consultant.
I understand they are not an actual consultant and won't likely perform as one. I'm saying that because you want them to take on much of the risk of being a consultant you should pay them accordingly. Anything less is shifting the majority of the risk to the employee which is IMO incredibly immoral.
At least with a 1-2 week trial it is possible to keep your existing job which greatly reduces the risk.