I agree. One of the first things I do when I get an assignment confirmation is map the address. The distance traveled is just one aspect of the 'scope of work' we've been contracted to complete. If it's significantly beyond what's expected from the original call, we should have no hesitation to call back and re-negotiate. We have to know where our limits are and where to draw the line. Something is NOT always better than nothing.
I recently posted a link to an old message that does a great job of addressing this issue, which I think got lost in a long thread. I'll see if I can find it again and re-post. |
