onsite freelance / permalance
onsite freelance / permalance
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- airey0
also, under most IP doctrine, anything you produce under their roof is considered their IP not yours. it gets weird but if you're working for an oddball make sure you don't let them see any other work your doing for other clients / yourself / whatever while there. obviously not a major concern but could be a sticking point in some instances and worth keeping aware of.