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An independent contractor or a freelancer is a person who provides his/her services to another person/company as a non-employee.
If you are hiring an independent contractor, please be clear that they are not your employees and are not obliged to the rules of your company. You can’t expect them to work on your terms. Today, we have a story of an independent contractor who put up a petty tyrant in his place with his perfect reply. The conversation between the tyrant and the freelancer made it to Reddit’s “Antiwork” forum. Scroll down to see what an independent contractor is able to do:
1. What being an independent contractor is like:
2. When you are not on the morning stand up call:
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3. Independent contractor putting the petty tyrant in his place:
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People are making memes and we find them hilarious. Scroll down to check.
4. Hit them with a “NO”.
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5. Karen: Please call me.
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Being an independent contractor is great. You can say NO to the other entity whenever you wish to. You are not obliged to listen to their shit, you are not liable to their terms of organization. They can not fix your working hours. You work according to you and if you get a petty, horrible tyrant, you have the choice to say “No” to them and nothing is better than that. You don’t need them, they need you for the job. You have plenty of clients to work with who can pay you better while displaying a professional attitude rather than expecting you to wake up at 9 AM in the morning for the meeting stand-up call. It’s childish to expect such a thing from a freelancer. Scroll down to see some of the hilarious edits by people.
6. That’s how you say “No”.
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7. What saying “No” feels like:
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8. This one is funny.
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9. So-called boss right now:
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10. Your man did not need to pass the intimidation speech check.
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What are your thoughts about this petty tyrant? Is it fine to expect such a thing from an independent contractor who is not even your employee? Comment down if you enjoyed the way this freelancer has roasted the tyrant.