Mladen Gogala scribbled on the wall in glitter crayon:
>
> accept a pay cut. So I left. So far, so good. I'm new at the company,
> I don't have enough business knowledge in this new line of work and
> the company is a well entrenched company with power players whose
> roles I don't understand quite yet. What happens, if I speak up? In
here i do find myself at a bit of an advantage being a contractor. i can,
to some extent, tromp on office politics. they bring me in to do a job,
often at a large expense [ or at least a high bill rate from my company] and
tend to accept what i say as truth since i'm an outsider. now that also has
a down side, since i come into a situation where my presence is already
resented by the geeks because they see my being brought in as an insult.
now let's see if any of this actually shows up.;-)
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