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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do you also charge to overhead? It sounds like they're trying to keep you on and employed during less busy times. [/quote] If only this charitable explanation were true. Time held in temp numbers does not count as hours for meeting the annual billing requirement. If someone were to pull my time today it would look like I am below capacity. Adding in the temp time, I am actually a little over capacity. Thus, the partners who are doing this is wrecking my stats, not helping me look better in less busy times. [/quote] This isn't fair, and you should get credit for it, whether it is billable or client development credit. But 100 hours over 2 years isn't "wrecking your stats." [/quote]
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