CNC Paul":7e1ynttc said:
BradNaylor":7e1ynttc said:
If your arrangement with your boss is as cosy as you suggest, I'm sure that he would be delighted to pass some small jobs onto you. All businesses receive enquiries that are not worth pursuing as the profit potential is minimal, but which they don't want to decline outright as it looks bad.
This could be a mutually advantageous opportunity.
EV,
This could also be a recipe for disaster, what happens when said client comes to you for a large order because you are cheaper than your boss, the boss finds out, you could be out the door. If you boss is wiiling to let you use his workshop for private work, don't tread on his toes find your own clients..
Well I did, EV could find himself with a very pushy customer that won't give in.
I didn't feel the need to state the bleedin' obvious Paul, but clearly any arrangement along the lines I suggested would have to work both ways.
That's what I meant be a 'mutually advantageous opportunity'. Only a fool sh1ts on his own doorstep.
