RE: Should I furnish computer?

["Dia Blankenship" <dia -at- teknolutionary -dot- com>]

> I'd try to keep the workstation because it will fill up with work-related
> data.  If something goes wrong the company can fix it.
~~ Personally, I'd let the workstation go and I don't see asking for
compensation to use your PC.  BUT I think that you'd be well-advised to
negotiate up front who handles repairs and how quickly.  (This can become a
serious and expensive issue later on.)  I'd also insist they provide the
software they require.  All of this presumes you're an employee, of course,
not a contractor.  As a contractor, I fully expect to incur all of these
expenses and charge my hourly rates accordingly.

Best of luck!
-D


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