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It is much more straightforward to take on a little side work. Set your rate to $100/hr and work an extra 20 hours a month. In today's market this isn't terribl
by kungfooey 15y ago
It is much more straightforward to take on a little side work. Set your rate to $100/hr and work an extra 20 hours a month. In today's market this isn't terribly difficult to do.
- nostrademons 15y agoCan be hard with the IP restrictions that go with most employers. The nice thing about something that's pure marketing & writing is that for software developers, it probably does not fall under your employer's umbrella.
- canadiancreed 15y agoOne good reason to seek out employers that dont' have all encompassing NDA/IP restrictions as part of their hiring contracts. They're hard to find but they do exist, and they're worth their weight in gold.
- nostrademons 15y agoIt's much easier to get the negotiating leverage to strike out IP restrictions on your contract if you've previously worked at a name-brand company, and name-brand companies are the ones that tend to have the most all-encompassing IP restrictions.
- chopsueyar 15y agoWhere do you find clients willing to pay $100/hr for sidework?
- joshcrews 15y agoRuby development
- barisme 15y agoI demo'd some apps I made at a local group and before I knew it they were beating the doors down. Job offers too, but I turn those down.
- chopsueyar 15y agoAre you in a metropolitan area? Care to describe what type of apps you demo'ed? Language(s) used?