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February 25, 2005
Contractor or Scapegoat? Keys to Successful Contracting
The contractor is *not* always to blame for project failure, despite what the project manager may say. Georgina looks at why the contractor is the perfect scapegoat - and what they can do to protect themselves.
In the world of freelance or contract Web development, it can often seem as if you're responsible for everything. Well, when it comes to the promises you've made, you are responsible. It's critical that you do everything in your power to ensure you can deliver exactly what you've been contracted to provide ... and that you have the appropriate documentation -- and know exactly where you stand -- should anything go wrong.
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