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1400/hr ??? What do you do?
by chirau 9y ago
1400/hr ??? What do you do?
- mhb 9y agoHe's saying that's the length of the project. Not the rate.
- reificator 9y agoI think they mean that that's the estimated time allotted for the project. What they're implying is that they charge less because of it, but if they worked shorter projects, they would likely charge more.
- vosper 9y agoI know there's an international tax lawyer in SF charging $1250 hour. If you want the big bucks, law's one of the places to get it (provided, presumably, you work hard and are very smart).
- odonnellryan 9y agoThere are people who specialize in arbitration who make 10k+/hr!