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Sadly this can be a very skewed number as it will differ per project type, length of project and locality. I would be more interested in hearing what people cha
by elliottcarlson 16y ago
Sadly this can be a very skewed number as it will differ per project type, length of project and locality. I would be more interested in hearing what people charge on an hourly basis - but alas this same issue would occur there. Without a literal "How much would you charge to do X (and where do you live)?" type question it is hard to come up with a number that could be used for comparison.
- derefr 16y agoYou can use a different unit to remove the cost-of-living variation: "how many months of rent do you charge for an aggregate month of gigs?"
- elliottcarlson 16y agoThough in heavily dense areas that have different commutable neighborhoods this can still be off. In NYC you have commuters from New Jersey, Connecticut, the various Borroughs and even upstate NY or Pennsylvania. Each of these will have a vast difference in average rents within their community - for example, my rent in Staten Island for a comparable place within any of the other Burroughs will be a lot lower because I am willing to trade in commute time for it, even though my salary will be comparable to other developers within NYC.