Taking a project from full time to freelance after resignation


Taking a project from full time to freelance after resignation

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1. There is also the option, that company A rents you from company B, so your old company would be your first customer at the new company.

2. You changed jobs which means your priority should be company B, not A. Firstly you need to check your contract and the policies of company B. Some companies outright forbid moonlighting and many require specific permit.

3. The responsible thing to do, the thing that'll leave the best impression with everyone, is to plan your move to the other company for AFTER the conclusion of your project and transfer of knowledge to someone else in your current company

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