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Yeah, the time aspect is something people very quickly ignore or underestimate. And in reverse often interesting to see what kind of thing crafters/artists/...
by detaro 5y ago
Yeah, the time aspect is something people very quickly ignore or underestimate. And in reverse often interesting to see what kind of thing crafters/artists/... offer cheaply, because it is a variant that can be done relatively quickly.
- ghaff 5y agoOf course, valuing your time for something you're doing on the side is not straightforward. Most well-paid people with day jobs can't just work some more hours for the same hourly rate. A lot also depends on whether it's something you actively like doing vs. you find it a real chore you're just doing for the bucks.
- s0rce 5y agoPretty much, I'm salaried, I can work more but I don't get paid more and I don't think people would really notice that I'm getting more done. Incremental time is basically worthless. Sure, I could find some hourly part time gig but it wouldn't make enough to be worth it unless I built a real freelance technical consulting business or something that I could bill more for.
- jnovek 5y agoThis is the hardest part for me. I undervalue my time and I know that customers do, too.