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Lump sum per project is good - and the key for you in the short term would be to take projects very similar to ones you have already done. You have hopefully bu
by RyanZAG 13y ago
Lump sum per project is good - and the key for you in the short term would be to take projects very similar to ones you have already done. You have hopefully built up a nice library of projects you can draw on, so if you take a new project that has 90% similar workings to a project you've already done, you could cut that 50 weeks down to 5 weeks - and $30k/5weeks isn't bad at all.
- virtualwhys 13y agoThanks, I've been telling myself that for awhile -- the problem is I don't look for gigs. Has been over ten years since I worked a 9 to 5 (where yes, I made more $$), all remote freelance work since I departed the cube. In the end I enjoy coding and creating to the exclusion of all else -- need to work on the business front, marketing, putting myself out there, etc.