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Except that by being unpaid, they're saying that what you did for them wasn't worth enough to pay them for it.
by mattj 17y ago
Except that by being unpaid, they're saying that what you did for them wasn't worth enough to pay them for it.
- abalashov 17y agoNot necessarily; maybe it is that the conditions under which the work was performed (i.e. a low level of experience) brought negligible value to the organisation or entailed too high a risk or quality variance to be worth paying for, even if the actual kinetics are remunerable, in principle.