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I am based in DC, $100/hr isn't unreasonable at all if you can actually deliver results. You seem too focused on external factors like college student, average
by ohashi 13y ago
I am based in DC, $100/hr isn't unreasonable at all if you can actually deliver results.
You seem too focused on external factors like college student, average salary, etc. The real factors are how much value are you delivering for a company and how can you convince them you are the right person at the company to get the job.
- sillysaurus2 13y agoWhat I'm focused on is finding the company. Even if that sort of company exists, what matters is whether you can find them, and whether they'll give you the opportunity to deliver results. Delivering the actual results is, by far, the easiest leg of that triad. (At least for me, and I suspect many others are in the same situation.)
- jonknee 13y agoWhen new people find it what you do and you say "I make mobile apps" you get a lot of "I have an idea for an app" responses. A lot of these are just wacky personal ideas, but many are people who want an app for their work (their own business or on behalf of their company).