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So would you rather pay a master $33,500 for 2 days of work or a novice $33,500 for a year of work (and possibly no results)?
by skittles 13y ago
So would you rather pay a master $33,500 for 2 days of work or a novice $33,500 for a year of work (and possibly no results)?
- chmars 13y agoYou pay for results, not for time. And you can use an existing market to define a price. Time is often used to measure compensation – lawyers are well known for being paid in hourly fees –, however, in the long run, only results counts. And concerning the market, for how much could this bug have been sold, for example to the NSA?