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It all depends on what kind of medium-sized firm it is. Is it some kind of semi-staffing company (like taos.com)? If it is, you need to get paid 80% (1099 rates
by raincom 8y ago
It all depends on what kind of medium-sized firm it is. Is it some kind of semi-staffing company (like taos.com)? If it is, you need to get paid 80% (1099 rates), as such companies let you go once they can't get you projects.
If you look at big 4 consulting firms, the partners get huge contracts like SAP implementations, here that 70-80% formula won't work. The partner takes home more money, when he gets fat contracts and executes them. You can expect some kind of job security in these companies, compared to the above type.