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I know you say your advice has worked for other people, but it is odd to tell people how to do something when you haven't done it yourself. What you're missing
by timcederman 16y ago
I know you say your advice has worked for other people, but it is odd to tell people how to do something when you haven't done it yourself.
What you're missing from all of this is the uncertainty of fair market rate, which also discourages folks from asking for more.
- lionhearted 16y ago> I know you say your advice has worked for other people, but it is odd to tell people how to do something when you haven't done it yourself. If I'm ever salaried, I'll try it out and report back :) > What you're missing from all of this is the uncertainty of fair market rate, which also discourages folks from asking for more. I don't think there is or can be a "fair market rate" in an unestablished, fast-changing field. By changing your responsibilities and deliverables a tiny bit, you might triple the value you're producing and be compensated much more for it.