the best part is when someone asks you to fix the mess that the free freelance made. I ask triple price.
edit: who said anything about customer satisfaction? companies still want freelancers. no exclusive contracts, so no employers benefits ;)
the best part is when someone asks you to fix the mess that the free freelance made. I ask triple price.
edit: who said anything about customer satisfaction? companies still want freelancers. no exclusive contracts, so no employers benefits ;)
Very good :)
I haven't been able to get good last-minute triple price deals during emergencies.. do ppl really pay that much?
take it or leave it :) that's the price the client pay when they try to "lower cost" with cheap workforce and bad quality service.
edit: a real businessman knows that a good job costs money, so they will try to create "incentives" in terms of money. if someone wants 16 hours of freelancer, they should actually hire exclusively with appropriate contracts and all benefits. i know it sounds shallow but thats how it works: loyalty costs money.
Nice, would have to be pretty damn exceptional at the job though..
well. i never thought you are average :)
I don't like to negotiate price.. haha