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So, in the end everything boils down to negotiation. Obviously, if you can't negotiate the $1mil deal, then you won't get it. Furthermore, the market is not pe
by madsbuch 7y ago
So, in the end everything boils down to negotiation. Obviously, if you can't negotiate the $1mil deal, then you won't get it.
Furthermore, the market is not perfect. Just because somebody wants to do the job for $60k it not mean that the company can even get into contact with this person.
- hectormalot 7y agoCrucially: if you’re more likely to deliver successfully you’ll be able to price accordingly as well. E.g. if the perceived change of success with the 60k person is 80% and with you it’s 90% then you’re arguably worth a few 100k extra. (Now: that %-chance-of-succes is difficult to measure. Which is why it’s a relationship business IMO :)