Perhaps, but die for someone who would not take care to remember yours?
krismitka
joined 11 months ago
Do this in life, and you will be more in control of your destiny than with any other principle I can think of.
If you don't know their birthday, they probably don't know yours. And you can safely ignore the opinions of people who don't know you well enough to know your birthday.
ie, their words carry no weight. You can ignore the question altogether if you like; it will have no impact.
Worthless feedback from a toxic troll.
Because of IP ownership. Clearly the poster plans to work the same role and pawn some portion of their work off to two companies. Who owns the output then.
Companies have multiple customers because of contracts. Contractors can have multiple customers. And customers can’t advise them on their use of time, or they risk the IRS considering it employment instead.
Don’t be a fucking asshole by taking on two FTE roles and deliberately half-assing them.
I found out someone on my team was doing this and fired them immediately, then discussed with legal about going after half of their paid wages.
Just become a contractor with multiple clients. You know… like a non-asshole.
You are the reason anti-moonlighting policies exist.
You’re missing the point. It could be anything about you that a stranger would not bother remembering or doing for you, nor you for them.
Pets name, favorite food. Whether you put your toilet paper on the holder the right way or the wrong way ;)
Or consistently supporting you and you them.
Anyone who doesn’t pass such a test doesn’t carry the weight of a friend or loved one and can generally have their opinions ignored