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Not at all. Where are you from?
by 0x008 4y ago
Not at all. Where are you from?
- whatever1 4y agoLol even react boot camp newbies are charging 100 per hour in US
- slekker 4y agoShow me where these jobs are. With many years of experience working in EU I can’t imagine this
- belter 4y agoMore like $33 an hour... https://www.payscale.com/research/US/Skill=IT_Consulting/Hourly_Rate https://www.payscale.com/research/US/Skill=IT_Consulting/Hou...
- whatever1 4y agoI just checked toptal minimum for react quote is $75.
- martin_a 4y agoConsulting, speaking for my line of work, is something like 200 €/hour, web development is around 100 €/hour for larger agencies. That's for Germany.
- mschuster91 4y agoThat's what the customer pays, not what you see on your paycheck. 100€/h would equate to 16.000€ gross a month/192k a year, and no one pays that in webdev.
- KyeRussell 4y agoIf we’re talking about hourly rates, which we are, then the implication is that there’s a degree of insecurity in the work. If you have insecure work, and you aren’t seeing 100€/h on your entity’s “paycheque”, you’re doing something wrong.
- martin_a 4y agoYou're totally right! As the other comment said not everything is "billable hours" and, speaking for Germany again as a Freelancer, you've got taxes, health insurance etc. so your 16k get down to much, much less pretty fast.
- himlion 4y agoIn my experience contracting for bigger companies you can be close to 100% billable by just billing a default 8 hours per day. Not counting the time without an assignment of course, but that should not be long if you have skills and a network.
- himlion 4y agoYou can definitely make close to that as a contractor / freelance web dev. I make about 85-90 per hour and should be charging more..