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Out of curiosity, what's the number of hours at which this discount kicks in?

• bjclark 18y ago
  For me, it was usually something like, guaranteed 40hr/week for 4 weeks or just paying for 80 hours up front. So, instead of working for someone for 2 weeks, and then getting paid, I was already paid and thus knew I had a 2 week bubble should something end the project. Sort of like, first, last, and a deposit when it comes to rent, but for a freelancer.
• noodle 18y ago
  it really depends on the situation and the individual contractor. in general, though, if you can offer at least 20 hours/wk for a period of more than just one week, try making a deal. the more hours you can offer, the better deal can be negotiated. also, especially in situations like this, be nice/good to them. if you're easy to work for, that'll be a good influence in your favor.