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Lawyers are the same way. They either charge normal rates or work pro-bono. They almost never work for a reduced rate.
by smallblacksun 15y ago
Lawyers are the same way. They either charge normal rates or work pro-bono. They almost never work for a reduced rate.
- code_duck 15y agoMaking any product available for a reduced rate reduces it's perceived value in the market... particularly something personally branded like law services or art.
- ajkessler 15y agoEvery firm I've worked for charges a variety of rates; they are absolutely negotiable. Charging less than your stated rate, particularly when you outline why you're charging that amount (as a favor, for a limited number of hours, for this case, etc.), isn't going to reduce your perceived value.