My dilemma.
I am the lead wintel engineer on a large programme, with several underlying projects. I am currently working on 5 different projects in the programme, and last Friday, my other experienced colleague left. His replacement is a good engineer (and another contractor), but is obviously new to the project and will take a few weeks to really be up to speed.
As such, ClientCo manager has said he is putting another engineer on the project to assist us. Unfortunately, this engineer's knowledge can be written on a postage stamp with a crayon.
How can I tell ClietnCo manager thanks but no thanks?
I am the lead wintel engineer on a large programme, with several underlying projects. I am currently working on 5 different projects in the programme, and last Friday, my other experienced colleague left. His replacement is a good engineer (and another contractor), but is obviously new to the project and will take a few weeks to really be up to speed.
As such, ClientCo manager has said he is putting another engineer on the project to assist us. Unfortunately, this engineer's knowledge can be written on a postage stamp with a crayon.
How can I tell ClietnCo manager thanks but no thanks?
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