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200/hr is standard for a few business oriented developer technologies. The technologies are typically boring and unpleasant to work with and you have to actual
by bobx11 16y ago
200/hr is standard for a few business oriented developer technologies. The technologies are typically boring and unpleasant to work with and you have to actually talk to business users (something devs usually hate). It may not be the technology so much as the ability to understand what business people mean when they are talking. If you like Python (which I do too) you may want to try doing some Django IT projects on contract to get some references and build a business from there. Boring, but a pretty common business model.
- steverb 16y agoI was going to say something similar. The only developers I know making $110+ per hour in the South-East are very deep into back office stuff like MS-CRM, SAP, etc. I did enough of it to know I don't really like it, but I had a fellow team member who loves it and is now making money hand over fist working on MS-CRM full time. Different strokes.