The DJ Contract
A contract is a funny thing
because some people get upset over the mere mention of a contract.I can tell you from years of experience
that anyone that has a problem with a contract is someone that you don’t want
to do business with.If a person
says something to you, but refuses to back it up in writing you should just
consider everything they said to be BS.That’s not just for DJ business that’s for business in general.
Years ago, venues seemed to be run by real men and women that would sit down with you and discuss business.Technology has bred a new brand of coward that will not say more than two sentences to you in person but will type you to death via e-mail. As far as social graces go, yeah, it’s annoying.From a business standpoint it’s a good thing because it gets the venue owner to inadvertently write a contract.Everything is typed in their own words, date and time stamped.From there you simply print it out and present it if and when a dispute arises.
Contracts aren’t always necessa…
Years ago, venues seemed to be run by real men and women that would sit down with you and discuss business.Technology has bred a new brand of coward that will not say more than two sentences to you in person but will type you to death via e-mail. As far as social graces go, yeah, it’s annoying.From a business standpoint it’s a good thing because it gets the venue owner to inadvertently write a contract.Everything is typed in their own words, date and time stamped.From there you simply print it out and present it if and when a dispute arises.
Contracts aren’t always necessa…
