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Originally Posted by Unregistered
If an agency outsources to SI/vendor, it is charged for work done, whereas GovTech charges the agency a fixed amount per month per headcount depending on their salary grade, and this amount is obviously derived through expected hours of work. You can ask your delivery manager for more details. If your project runs on agile, then there is always work to do. Some people purposely take the easy story and then slowly do, while working on other initiatives. End up the rest of the team have to tank more work per sprint.
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Exactly. Then will be like, oh I done my job. Now I go do other more shiny stuff so I can put myself out there.
But actually the work ain't that great. If u really want to do above and beyond, maybe should really see if the project still has any outstanding work. Raise your hands and do it.
Not like, eh I done my part. Sorry bye bye about the rest of the team. Ping me when u need me, otherwise I afh already