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Check out fiverr.com. I think the problem is that it's sometimes difficult to read someone else's code. What happens if it takes 2 hours just to read your cod
by paulhauggis 13y ago
Check out fiverr.com.
I think the problem is that it's sometimes difficult to read someone else's code. What happens if it takes 2 hours just to read your code..or if it requires a complete rewrite to fix it properly? Would you be willing to pay for 8 hours of work to get your issued fixed?
For me, it just wouldn't be worth it.
- soneca 13y ago$5? If I can't solve it with Google, it is worthy more than $5! :) I am thinking about rates between $30 and $150 per hour. I think must be a protocol to understand the size of the problem. If it is something that will need more than, say, 10 hours, so it becomes a traditional freelance job. But this risk you say happens on every freelance or outsource job of any size. A freelancer that expects to built a site in 2 weeks, can take 2 months if he didn't do his due dilligence right. A software factory that quote to do a system in 3 months, may take 1 year if the communication on the quote phase was problematic. This happens everywhere, it doesn't justify a "not worthy model" for me.
- hashtree 13y agoSenior level dev for $150 per hour? Maybe, depending on the niche. $30? I can't imagine someone of that caliber would be interested. In my area the going rate is well above that, and that isn't for bug fixing.