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THIS. If you're not charging per project, you're a salaried employee, only without the guarantees and protections given to one.
by snotrockets 4y ago
THIS. If you're not charging per project, you're a salaried employee, only without the guarantees and protections given to one.
- Noneofya 4y agoIf you’re selling your time, you’re a salaried employee. The project fee will, in the end, also just account for the time you need to finish the project + some safety buffer. You’re basically just being both your boss, who would usually transform a client payment to savings and your salary, and you the employee.