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Unless by 3x multiplier you mean, "tell them I charge X USD per hour and then when the time comes even though I only worked 13 hours in a given week I'll claim
by buu700 3y ago
Unless by 3x multiplier you mean, "tell them I charge X USD per hour and then when the time comes even though I only worked 13 hours in a given week I'll claim to have worked 39", in which case that's, you know, fraud.
Yes, that's literally what I said.
If you think you're entitled to a higher rate, charge a higher rate. Don't lie about the amount of work you did.
- cxr 3y ago>Yes, that's literally what I said. In addition to playing it loose with the word "value" you have a broad definition of "literally". What you literally said is what I quoted, "why shouldn't lawyers and other high-skill hourly workers add a 3x multiplier to their reported hours". And the answer in the latter case is simple (and given): because it's fraud. > Don't lie about the amount of work you did. Another non-sequitur. Don't put onions in my coffee. Don't drive on the wrong side of the road.
- buu700 3y agoIf you're going to nitpick my comment, you should do it correctly. Inflating reported hours isn't the same thing as increasing an hourly rate. There's zero ambiguity there.
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- cxr 3y ago> Inflating reported hours isn't the same thing as increasing an hourly rate. No kidding?