Thanks for the input. I think I will decline in this instance. Hes not that far up the food chain to influence hiring etc. Plus I may struggle to find something positive to say
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Surely you could just make up some legal BS that you cannot do it as you are not employed by Client Co?
it could be interesting if the person who was facing the review got wind and decided to sue a contractor.The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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Isn't the whole point of feedback that you can also provide negative feedvback?Originally posted by nervouspilchard View PostThanks for the input. I think I will decline in this instance. Hes not that far up the food chain to influence hiring etc. Plus I may struggle to find something positive to sayComment
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It is. Either give or don't give it - don't come up with bulltulip IR35 nonsense. I'm rapidly becoming an IR35 Denier.Originally posted by Eirikur View PostIsn't the whole point of feedback that you can also provide negative feedvback?Comment
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