RE: question about contracting

["Bill Swallow" <wswallow -at- nycap -dot- rr -dot- com>]

Keep your client out of it for now. Talk to the person who hired and placed
you, and be genuine about wanting to make things work out for the best, but
do point out that the job and the advertised requirements are night and day
in comparison.

Bill Swallow
wswallow "at" nycap "dot" rr "dot" com 

::: -----Original Message-----
::: I recently started a contract for which my skills
::: matched the job descrip perfectly. I now see that the
::: job descrip was inaccurate and this job requires
::: skills I don't have.
::: 
::: If I quit or get fired I must pay my vendor the
::: equivalent of 80 hours to offset his loss of face with
::: the client. (I know I should never have signed the
::: contract but what's sone is done.)
::: 
::: The job description was a misrepresentation of the
::: actual job. Do I talk to the vendor or do I go
::: directly to my manager on the project? I need to
::: address this before I get booted!



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