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Elon Musk laid off the Tesla Supercharger team; now he’s rehiring them
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 13 May 2024
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I can $ertainly think of a $cenario where I might con$ent to let bygone$ be bygone$ and go back to work for that a$$hole
Indeed know a guy who got played 9ff by big blue. He was the only one who could do his job so he has screwed them as a contractor for 500 a day 100% working from home and a loooooong termination clauses
Edit sorry this is in the UK not us
500 a day is $62.50/hr, that's not very good for contracting, especially if they don't take taxes and healthcare out. Any sort of key contractor like that ought to be worth at least $250/hr
Seriously, that's really low rates. Healthcare and all that overhead is usually at least double of the actual salary.
They're in the UK. They don't have our stupid healthcare system.
I charge $90(CDN), pay myself around $40. Solo contractor with occasional support staff.
Need to up my rate, it's a bit low for what I do, even though I'm no genius or expert specialist.
He should re-brand as a "consultant" and charge double that.
spoiler
sdfsafI need a 1yr salary sign-on bonus before I clock in. I also need full pay for 120 months after any form of departure from the company.
You know, since I can't trust the stability of the relationship.
Also, this new salary is going to be 8x what I was being paid previously.
Oh naturally.
I was just ironing out what I wouldn't be doing any work for.
I'd get that shit notarized and then quit. Take a 10 year vacation to academia or something. Get published. 🤷♂️