Engineer for two seperate companies
Engineer for two seperate companies
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Are you allowed to be a principle engineer for two seperate companies? What are the restrictions you know of, of working for two seperate companies?
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RE: Engineer for two seperate companies
RE: Engineer for two seperate companies
RE: Engineer for two seperate companies
The question from me is...why??? Put your focus (Principal) on one company and take a more advisory role in the other if you are really hot-to-trot about having multiple irons in the fire.
If the companies are doing exclusively different activities, then it may be less of an issue.
RE: Engineer for two seperate companies
RE: Engineer for two seperate companies
If you work for one company it depends what their terms of employment say.
Or is the term "principle engineer" specific to your region?
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RE: Engineer for two seperate companies
RE: Engineer for two seperate companies