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Has anyone worked as a technical consultant on a part-time basis? How do people usually calculate their salary in such cases? I go to a company to spend some time there now; I go there three to four days a month. We keep in touch from time to time. How is the salary calculated in this case?
Don’t ask around about this. Discuss it on your own; if it seems appropriate, then wash it. If more people find out, trouble is likely to arrive soon.
What kind of consultants? Those who provide market information, review documents and sign off on them; those who charge a fee merely for their title in the technical phase; those who offer technical training – there are many different types
Do you need someone for odd jobs? Carry a bag, make a phone call, book a room, be a bodyguard or something like that. . . As long as there’s food, that’s fine. This is something done willingly by both of us, right? It can be charged by the hour.
It’s fine if there’s no specific task
Awesome! Envy, jealousy, hatred! Our industry has strict confidentiality requirements... It’s not possible to do this... Previously, someone from my company was working as a consultant for another company and it was discovered; now that person is in jail..........
There are two types of consultants: those who rely on your reputation to maintain their image, and those whose expertise is needed to solve problems at critical moments. It depends on which type it is. In the first case, mutual understanding is sufficient; as for payment, it depends on how generous the company is. The second type are those with real skills, and they must be properly compensated – they are the ones on whom we rely at crucial times
Your boss is really strict; we here don’t allow part-time work either