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You might (think) you know how long it will take you; we don't. We don't even know if you're being honest, or deliberately underestimating/overcharging for work
by mechEpleb 6y ago
You might (think) you know how long it will take you; we don't. We don't even know if you're being honest, or deliberately underestimating/overcharging for work. Because an hourly rate means you have every incentive to do so.
- afarrell 6y agoA relationship without well-founded trust is often a worse alternative to no relationship at all. * A contractor who insists on an hourly rate for a project with unknown timeline does himself and the client the favor of killing the deal. * A client who insists on a total-cost pricing for a project they need budget-certainty on does himself and the contractor the favor of killing the deal.