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If you're in Europe and a programming consultant, you can (and should) charge usd100 and more. Like, double, or triple. Edit: actually, first thing you need to
by roel_v 9y ago
If you're in Europe and a programming consultant, you can (and should) charge usd100 and more. Like, double, or triple.
Edit: actually, first thing you need to do is stop charging by the hour, and charge by the day, or better, by the week.
- walshemj 9y agoCertainty in the UK its normally the day rate that is used - though some non tech companies seem to want to get away with paying straight time (ie what a FTE would get) instead of the contractor rate.
- perl4ever 9y agoWhen I was an employee, I knew my company's clients were charged $150/hr for my work. I also knew my company was switching to offshore workers so they could pay $5/hr. Based on my past experiences, I'm not sure making lots of money is my goal, but I have the nagging feeling that it should be possible, just because it was no secret that people will pay that.