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Professionalism

Professionalism

  • Yes - I have no morals

    Votes: 12 35.3%
  • No - happy clients = more work

    Votes: 18 52.9%
  • I use AndyW as a sub to get binned

    Votes: 4 11.8%

  • Total voters
    34
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eek

bored now
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Looking at a typical NP2C post I think its time for a poll.

Is it professional to bin a contract for more money....
 
I voted for yes, but I disagree that it is Immoral.

I've done this in the past - The conversation goes, I'm sorry but I've had a much better offer from another client. I will be working for them full time after my notice is up.

I then offer to work for them out of hours, at home and at weekends. Some clients go for that, some don't. I can't see the non-morality of exercising contract terms and offering alternatives.

I would also say I seen more contracts tested to destruction by clients and agencies than I'll ever do. Many many examples.

Despite the deliberate plot by Eek, I'd say I agree and disagree with that. It is always good to complete a contract but it is usually not good to bail mid contract. In some cases where work has dwindled it can work for both client and yourself.
 
Despite the deliberate plot by Eek, I'd say I agree and disagree with that. It is always good to complete a contract but it is usually not good to bail mid contract. In some cases where work has dwindled it can work for both client and yourself.

This is no plot, I merely thought it was a question worthy of a poll.....

If it was a plot you would be part of the poll options....
 
I've never done it myself, and it depends what kind of project it is.

If it is a long contract that gets mired in politics, change requests etc, maybe eventually I would get bored and consider ditching it.
 

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