Im 24 with 2.5 years .net experience and MS Certified also, currently on £30ph and in my experience it's gonna be hard to get 40-50 unless you have banking experience. On the plus side i've found that theres plently of work available and Ive never been short of oppurtunities to go for, I dont have any savings either and have a mortgage and lots of debts to pay so can never be out of work!
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I bet you do get plenty of offers and no out of work time at £30/hr. That's pretty low if you are good .netter with some experience.Comment
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Indeed. Agencies usually offer that to start with and you negotiate up these days.Serving religion with the contempt it deserves...Comment
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I go for £325 locally and between £350-£400 if a little travel so £40-£50 per day dependent on location... and I only do Crystal Reports!!! LOLWhat happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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