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no, but it would certainly help. This year I will cross 100k paid to Apple, and I've been making slightly below market rates for a few years. If I had the 100k
by clarky07 12y ago
no, but it would certainly help. This year I will cross 100k paid to Apple, and I've been making slightly below market rates for a few years. If I had the 100k back, I would have not only gotten to market rates, but also have enough cash on hand to consider hiring someone. At the very least I could hire someone on a part time/freelance basis.
- s73v3r 12y agoIf you're paying 100k to Apple, that means you've made about $330k. If you're not making market rates with that, then you're doing something wrong. Not Apple.
- clarky07 12y agoYou are making my point for me. 330k would be the gross revenue, and 230k is what apple would have actually paid me. 230k / 4 years = 57.5k a year 330k / 4 years = 82.5k a year Perhaps you misread my comment as I'd be paying 100k just this year, but that is total I've paid.