Customer facing sub-contractors
Discussion
take-good-care-of-the-forest-dewey said:
It depends. Customer here... I have a few working for me at the moment. I don't care which e-mail they use - prime contractor address or their own.
It's the quality of the work that I care about, not the e-mail address.
What happens when they screw up and you have no comms trail?It's the quality of the work that I care about, not the e-mail address.
I think it's best to set them up on your exchange/O365/Other mail setup.
Just so you have record.
Although, from a customer perspective, most don't care where the E-mail comes from, as long as the job is done well.
This is where you need to understand/agree if the contractor is working as a white-label engineer or as a pure contractor.
Just so you have record.
Although, from a customer perspective, most don't care where the E-mail comes from, as long as the job is done well.
This is where you need to understand/agree if the contractor is working as a white-label engineer or as a pure contractor.
320d is all you need said:
I think it's best to set them up on your exchange/O365/Other mail setup.
Just so you have record.
Although, from a customer perspective, most don't care where the E-mail comes from, as long as the job is done well.
This is where you need to understand/agree if the contractor is working as a white-label engineer or as a pure contractor.
It's a good point. Just so you have record.
Although, from a customer perspective, most don't care where the E-mail comes from, as long as the job is done well.
This is where you need to understand/agree if the contractor is working as a white-label engineer or as a pure contractor.
Contractor acting under direction of the customer, or contractor as part of the companies deliverables?
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