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I think most clients want you to work on their stuff full time because if they weren't in a hurry they probably wouldn't hire someone to work on their project.
by UncleOxidant 4y ago
I think most clients want you to work on their stuff full time because if they weren't in a hurry they probably wouldn't hire someone to work on their project.
- JohnFen 4y agoThe trick is that you never tell them how many hours you're giving them, let alone when those hours are. You tell them when you'll deliver what they're asking for. Anything more than that isn't relevant to them and isn't any of their business.
- granshaw 4y agoThis can work if you’re good, otherwise you’d lose out to those who would be working fulltime and would deliver faster But you could also charge less too so maybe that’s your advantage Heck, I know I’d jump on anyone who’d just come over and work when they’re free and take longer, for a lower price, for home improvement type stuff