On May 31, 11:21 am, Jedrin <jrubia...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am in the USA. I tend to target mostly Rails work.
>
> Robert Half had called me and said that they had been getting in
> Rails contracts and wanted to talk to me. Often times they do not get
> so much rails work. I took it as a possible sign of a pickup in rails.
> I went to their office and met with them and they had given me this
> contract to sign.
>
> My impression had been that their rates may seemed to be low and I
> had flat out told them that in the past. This in particular when they
> told me $40 an hour for PHP work (or even less). I am less interested
> in PHP, but I don't want to rule it out altogether. Thus far I have
> not told people who want to talk to me that I am not interested. I had
> not signed their contract and felt I should email the friendly fellow
> at Robert Half back and tell him something as to my impression of this
> contract as to why I don't want to sign it or maybe other people can
> tell me it doesn't matter really if I sign it or not, but my default
> position is I am not going to sign it ..
If you don't understand the contract, then just don't sign it.
You can always get a lawyer to look this thing over for you too, if
you want to invest in it.
Odds are, if the contract doesn't make sense, or is obscure, there's a
good reason - it benefits them and it hoses you. Just my experience -
take it for what it's worth.
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