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So the way a company charges market rate for juniors varies by industry. In the trades, they generally get apprentices to do work at full chargeout (with guida

by zxcmx 10y ago

So the way a company charges market rate for juniors varies by industry. In the trades, they generally get apprentices to do work at full chargeout (with guidance) with final signoff from certified person. In consulting (IT, law, legal) you can either have tiered rates based on seniority of resource or a mixture of experience types doing "flat rate" job.

taneq 10y ago
> In the trades, they generally get apprentices to do work at full chargeout (with guidance) with final signoff from certified person. And this is why I generally do the work myself rather than getting a tradie in. If I want someone inexperienced to give it a go and probably screw up, I'll screw it up myself on a Saturday afternoon rather than paying $120/hr for someone else to screw it up. At least after that I know how to fix it next time.