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>This would be probably around $17/hr for him since asking him for $18/hr I would believe would be beyond his limit price $15 is his limit. How do i know that?
by 2bor-2n 6y ago
>This would be probably around $17/hr for him since asking him for $18/hr I would believe would be beyond his limit price
$15 is his limit. How do i know that?
First this is the amount he is getting from the client, second he won't accept that I get the entire cake while he gets nothing while the fact is that the client is his not mine.
I know him from my school days, he is very careful when i comes to money and I find him tight-fisted. Just to share an experience with him, when I first started working with him he offered me $6, trying to take 60% cut, I told him that this was very low and $9 would be acceptable. At this demand he got irritated and said I worked nights to build this stuff. So I explained him how I would provide value to him and his client and he won't have to worry about my work because I would handle the client directly. After that he came to some sense and accepted that $9 demand.
- bluedevil2k 6y agoEmail me at my HN username @ gmail.com Maybe I can find some work for you that pays more than you're getting and you won't have to worry about your friend taking advantage of you any more.
- rl1987 6y agoWorked nights doing what exactly? It seems that he only did the initial work of finding the customer. My advice would be to look for exit path and walk away from this situation when it becomes possible. You can easily make more than $9/hr. on freelancing marketplaces once you establish yourself a bit.