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Nope, my hourly rate is my hourly rate. If something takes more time, it simply costs more.
by bradly 5y ago
Nope, my hourly rate is my hourly rate. If something takes more time, it simply costs more.
- whoisburbansky 5y agoI was trying to ask about things where it took you a certain amount of time upfront to learn to make it well, but once that's done, it only takes you a small amount of time to make each individual piece. I think this sort of thing was asked elsewhere, basically how do you account for "R&D" and expertise-building in your hourly rate.
- bradly 5y agoAhh, I see. I take classes and practice on my own time.