Tell me more ×  For my contracted project, I finished all the
agreed on work-items.  They then asked for more. I agreed and
put a price tag on it. (Programmers gotta eat too...)  Is it
scope creep?  Or, is it only considered scope creep when
additions come without price tags?  share|improve this question
It doesn't look like there is a problem here, but maybe I'm
missing it. Are you just concerned with your definition of the
term scope creep? Or are you worries about the direction of this
project. –  Eric Wilson Dec 2 '11 at 21:45 Why does it matter?
What are you really asking? –  JGWeissman Dec 2 '11 at 22:09 add
comment  closed as not constructive by Jim G., Eric Wilson,
kevin cline, Yannis Rizos, ChrisF Dec 5 '11 at 14:25   4 Answers
up vote 9 down vote accepted  I guess you could call it scope
creep, but that doesn't seem like it really fits since by
requesting more money you are following some sort of change
control process. It sounds more like you had a contract
extension or they contracted additional