That’s not unheard of in professional services. Billing out at $1000-$1500 per day using people selling their skills @$40/per hour and a recovery of 70%. But it has to be routine jobs where they can get away with it and (supposedly) judgement made on each engagement as to the risk of doing this on tougher engagements. DXC is the only one I know where the top sales execs don’t know their stuff, but I think that’s more about DXC not able to recruit or retain the right skills as the working environment isn’t conducive to gaining job satisfaction/reward and so ppl leave. So they try and leverage the most margin they can on the cheapest people by doing what you say. As a client (not of DXC thank god, but similar) I’ve seen this happen and its so detrimental to the relationships thereafter, I wonder was it worth messing up on the first big job when there could have been plenty more down the pipe. I think you can tell which companies are in a desperate situation that the money comes first over any real quality, delivery timescale and, god forbid, customer satisfaction. If they can get away with it, they will. Personally, I prefer dealing with companies with that give me experienced, battlescarred individuals who talk openly and leave the sales patter at the door and don’t try and give me people off the street who will ‘give it a go and see how we get on’