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I am on the other end (a freelancer who often quotes clients more than they were expecting) and I would say you get what you pay for. Higher rates probably get
by bkbleikamp 18y ago
I am on the other end (a freelancer who often quotes clients more than they were expecting) and I would say you get what you pay for.
Higher rates probably get you better work, but they also include better customer service, someone who is responsible, meets deadlines, etc. If the freelancer can't guarantee those things, then ask why he is charging so much more than his competition.
- iamdave 18y agoI would say you get what you pay for. QFT. I have seen the quality of his services, we've talked about our own personal ethics and approaches to development on the kinds of things my company works for, and he's the guy I want on staff.