jhight

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   by jhight 4y ago

   Short answer: repeat business and word of mouth. Slightly longer answer: I've done this for a while (a decade plus) and suffered through my own periods of undercharging and making just about every mistake in the book, business wise. Ho
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   by jhight 4y ago

   I would charge more. Or more specifically, I would recommend charging weekly or monthly (up front, ideally), depending on the nature of the project. And each larger chunk of time they reserve, the greater the discount. So your monthly rate
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   by jhight 13y ago

   I'm sorry to be the adult here, but this is a really childish way to handle what amounts to a problem with your supervisor. There are ways to deal with this that don't involve jeopardizing your (and your contracting firm's) i
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   by jhight 13y ago

   Tax law complexity and democracy are two entirely unrelated concepts. Including the US, there are several democracies with complex tax laws. And several undemocratic with simple tax laws. I'd venture a guess that complexity of taxes is
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   by jhight 13y ago

   Oh, there's more than one step, I see.
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   by jhight 13y ago

   Spoiler alert (201 points): f[ao][no]
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   by jhight 14y ago

   Agreed. If you're coming from an iOS background, the lack of good apps on Android will frustrate you.