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This sounds like you only have one customer. That's your problem. If you had six or seven customers, you would have leverage to negotiate with them. As the sit
by dsr_ 7y ago
This sounds like you only have one customer. That's your problem. If you had six or seven customers, you would have leverage to negotiate with them.
As the situation stands, you would be happy with less money for less time -- that means that you might be in a position to hire an employee to do some of the work for you.
- Markoff 7y agoI think you missed that I'm already at limits of my workload with one customer (no time for more) who pays me more than competition (even per task they could find cheaper people), actually my local competition without this contact I have because of my past relations charge basically half of what I charge and yes I am considering subcontracting someone, seem like best solution, but I'm still avoiding it until I can manage it by myself