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Previously on "Client wants me to write what I'll be working on"
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Perhaps you need to look at it in a different light. You get to dive in, find out what they need, define the project scope & technical architecture, lead the development and generally have a bit of space to do things well. Perhaps that's a broader or less technically focussed role than you are used to and you're not confident you can pull it off, but in that case you just have to ask yourself if you can really mess it up more than the worst people you've seen over the course of your career, and the chances are that you can't, so there is really nothing to worry about.
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Or, on the other hand, start with "Year 1-2: Capture requirements" ..... take it as far as you can?Originally posted by original PM View Postmmm in that case I fear the PM is being told to cut costs from the project and so he/she is seeing who is/is not despensible
do you have a niche skillset?
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mmm in that case I fear the PM is being told to cut costs from the project and so he/she is seeing who is/is not despensibleOriginally posted by yasockie View PostThis request is from the PM. The job description is rather vague, but I was hoping it would crystalize in the due course, but apparently it's not
do you have a niche skillset?
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probably not but I bet some where this is a micro managing middle managment nob jockey
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Originally posted by yasockie View PostMy responses vary between just putting in notice and sending a following list of task:
learning to play ukulele
watching celebrities in bikini online
posting on CUK
The contractor in me says just keep on invoicing, but there is a part of me that is really concerned with the fact that client has no clue what they want delivered as the likelihood of success in such a scenario is slim.
Tell them there has been a misunderstanding,; what they are paying for is an ‘attendance fee’
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Add to list;Originally posted by yasockie View PostMy responses vary between just putting in notice and sending a following list of task:
learning to play ukulele
watching celebrities in bikini online
posting on CUK
The contractor in me says just keep on invoicing, but there is a part of me that is really concerned with the fact that client has no clue what they want delivered as the likelihood of success in such a scenario is slim.
- searcing for another contract
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