Re: How Much Knowledge Transfer is Necessary?

[HBacheler -at- aol -dot- com]

John,

You are right,

However, you can always modify your  contract.

If you have a contract, and you are working on it, and it does  NOT include 
'taking minutes during a meeting' do you take the minutes, if  asked?

If you are asked to go from one working site in a town (your  contracted 
location) to another site (not in the contract) in the same town, do  you 'refuse 
to go'?

That is what was meant in my response of  'professionalism'.

I was on a government contract that called for  training M-F, 8-4, allowing 
for lunch. (40 hours training)

When I got to  the government site, I was asked by the government 
representative if I could  restructure the training, as the individuals I had to train 
were involved in  24-hour testing that had not been planned for. (The people I 
was to train were  the shift supervisors.)

The modification of the training schedule was 'at  the convenience of the 
government'.  I could have NOT made the change to  accommodate the needs of the 
client.

The terms 'convenience of the  government' and 'operational needs' seem to be 
a 'catch-all' unless I am  mistaken.
 
That is what I meant.

Harry
 

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