vendor

someone who works to a company without social security link. a way to avoid costs hiring people for a long time. a kind of “reducing costs” strategy.
normally vendor works like normal employees but has no vacation, bonus , etc…
a group of workers that get some prejudice sometimes, because they work better than the regular employees exposing their weakness to their bosses.
hey folk why my boss gave the activity to the vendor and not for me?
a vendor is frequently depicted as a force that may be conjured by management to hamper or destroy forward mobility within a company or an organization, and can never be controlled under any circ-mstances. vendors provide proprietary services utilizing backward ideas, dysfunctional system components, and non-functional or non-existent technical support. vendors gain and maintain strength by means of information repression and intense use of circular logic and evasion. “training” is typically something of a goldbrick.

inst-tutions suffering from vendor lock-in can often be compared to the poverty stricken communist state which existed under the east german occupation of 1949 – 1990 by the former soviet union.
we were thinking about outsourcing the website to an outside vendor. it seems to be working well enough and we decided we’d like to try f-cking it completely. anyway bob’s friend runs sh-tstream content management sytems inc. and we’re old frat buds, so tell the company to suck it. we’ve already implemented a system to blame the it guys. send out a memo.
drug dealer – one whom is in the business of dealing drugs.
“hey are you a vendor?”
“yeah i’ve been doing a lot of vending recently”