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The issue with daily rates is that the client assumes you are available/working for a "full" magical 8 hours. On my side, I don't want to bill for a "full" day
by zerr 4y ago
The issue with daily rates is that the client assumes you are available/working for a "full" magical 8 hours. On my side, I don't want to bill for a "full" day if I did some quick 1-2 hours of work. I also don't want to do such 1-2 hours of work for free.
- pm 4y agoYou can always charge an hourly rate for that duration of work whenever it comes up.