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Having done both, I can say that I prefer the per-project method for the reasons above, but the problem there is when workload exceeds cost and time estimates,
by rm_-rf_slash 11y ago
Having done both, I can say that I prefer the per-project method for the reasons above, but the problem there is when workload exceeds cost and time estimates, and it's either ask the client for more or grind through a project you feel is undervaluing you. Not a solution, just two cents.