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Domestic workers have been competing with outsourced workers since time immemorial. The winning formula is to just be good at what you do. Outsourced work may b
by togaen 4y ago
Domestic workers have been competing with outsourced workers since time immemorial. The winning formula is to just be good at what you do. Outsourced work may be cheaper in salary, but it often comes with significant overhead and indirect costs that negate the salary advantage. In the end, the best value wins, not the cheapest salary. So just charge commensurate with your value: if you charge $20/hour in salary, provide $20/hour of value.
- Ansil849 4y agoWhich is why I said, _assuming two equally-qualified candidates_. I think that assuming that others will either be less qualified or have more 'overhead costs' is a bit arrogant and will result in not getting as many job offers.