Re:How to Work Out What to Charge Clients
by AFNobody on Tuesday January 30, 2018 @04:20PM
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"Short term basis" being less than 6 months / 1000 hours?
Yes, you will pay a premium. If you can stretch it to 1k hours or 6 months, you will be able to get cheaper prices. I doubt you'd be paying over $200/hr.
Re:How to Work Out What to Charge Clients
by JamesBarney on Tuesday January 30, 2018 @04:59PM
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What type of projects are you trying to hire for? And how are you trying to hire? I imagine you're not having trouble finding Ruby devs 350/hrs.
Re:How to Work Out What to Charge Clients
by martimoose on Tuesday January 30, 2018 @10:45PM
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Very very hard for me to imagine. I know good designers who'd be willing to work for $40/hr. CAD. Developpers are a bit pricier, maybe 60-70... Can't find mediocre ones for 300? Maybe we don't have the same definition of mediocre. And btw, one year full time at $500/hr is in the vicinity of one million. Where do I sign?
Re:How to Work Out What to Charge Clients
by eclipticwld on Thursday February 01, 2018 @08:26AM
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Hey. Drop me a line to email if you need Mobile / Full Stack development. My professional profile on Github
https://github.com/EclipticWld
Re:How to Work Out What to Charge Clients
by dfischer on Wednesday January 31, 2018 @01:27AM
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Hit me up with what you need: [email protected]
Re:How to Work Out What to Charge Clients
by thestepafter on Tuesday January 30, 2018 @11:13PM
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I just quit my job as a Software Architect for one of the biggest hosting providers in the US. I am available for short term projects if you are still looking.
What do you need done?
Hi, developer and designer here - I'm happy to help if you're happy dealing with a UK based company!
Re:How to Work Out What to Charge Clients
by TaylorGood on Thursday February 01, 2018 @12:48AM
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Where? Let’s chat.
It's really really hard to get people right now. As bad as I've ever seen it.