Outsourcing Agreement (Excerpts)

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Curious about outsourcing agreements? Our book, “Outsourcing Through RentACoder” explains it all. Below are a few selected snippets that describe its importance and why you, as an outsourcer, should care.

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Excerpts:

• Publically exposing an outsourcing work relationship can confuse customers and damage a company’s reputation. That’s why many businesses use a nondisclosure agreement (NDA). (page 52)
• Rentacoder incorporates the non-disclosure agreement into its system for those who require them. (page 91)
• You have to remember that a contract agreement forms a relationship that needs tending to just like any other relationship. (page 103)
• Working for any company other than your own, you may be required to protect that company’s trade secrets with RentACoder’s Non-disclosure Agreement Protection (at your company’s discretion – not RentACoder’s). (page 116)
• It additionally stores an organization chart for each coder (used to graphically display who reports to whom), coder pay rates, contract or service agreement locations, and the progress that each coder makes. (page 133)
• Then we describe what’s inside the typical nondisclosure and confidentiality agreement (NDA). (page 151)
• A non-compete agreement or covenant not to compete (CNC) agreement prevents a contractor from pursuing a similar profession in competition against another buyer. (page 160)
• Should a buyer require a non-disclosure agreement, no details of an outsourced project are available outside of the individuals who accept the agreement’s terms. (page 174)
• Tick the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) Agreement option if necessary and be prepared to (1) describe your need for one and (2) upload your very own NDA in the screen that follows. (page 188)
• This part of the wizard prompts for the project’s maximum bid amount, close date, Expert Guarantee, and your agreement to the site’s terms and conditions. (page 196)
• It’s important to note that the very nature of any NDA agreement alters RentACoder’s default protection scheme because it is essentially, a separate contract. (page 206)
• If the first lawyer isn’t pleased with the revisions, or feels that there should be more, s/he’ll make additional revisions and send it back. This tit-for-tat goes on and on until both lawyers come to some agreement. (page 266)
• Arbitration may be necessary for a number of reasons ranging from simple disagreements to outright contract and site policy violations. (page 327)
• This section describes some of the most important rules that make RentACoder’s arbitration system suitable for just about any disagreement. (page 339)
• Coders are contractors, and contractors are bound to follow not only a work agreement, but RentACoder (vWorker)’s terms and service as well. (page 375)

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