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Nice one!
I assume you only carry a max of 15% of the commercial risk too. Irrespective of that here's hoping that the product turns out to be a monster success
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...but I'm a small Swiss IT business. So it'd only upset him.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostEmail call me dave and let him know a small UK IT business is expanding, doing well and isn't a disguised employee.
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The only investment I've made is time... but it was time when I wasn't contracting anyway.Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostNice one!
I assume you only carry a max of 15% of the commercial risk too. Irrespective of that here's hoping that the product turns out to be a monster success
My aim in this thread was to encourage others that it can be done! The fifteen years of contracting has helped build my reputation in my sector, as well as given me the contacts that I need. In many ways, the software I've developed with the consultancy is being sold on the back of mine and one of the partner's names. He came up with the idea, I implemented it.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Crack open the fizzy pop!
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Win on multiple countsOriginally posted by NotAllThere View Post...but I'm a small Swiss IT business. So it'd only upset him.
The only investment I've made is time... but it was time when I wasn't contracting anyway.
My aim in this thread was to encourage others that it can be done! The fifteen years of contracting has helped build my reputation in my sector, as well as given me the contacts that I need. In many ways, the software I've developed with the consultancy is being sold on the back of mine and one of the partner's names. He came up with the idea, I implemented it.
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Oh respect to you sir
I'm sorry, but I'll make no apologies for this
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