I would charge my normal rate, unless it was a charity I had some personal connection to.
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How can we have a proper slagging-off, er I mean debate, unless you name the charity ?(\__/)
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Care for Cretins?Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostHow can we have a proper slagging-off, er I mean debate, unless you name the charity ?
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Ive contracted for a charity it was a real eye opener and i wouldn't consider a rate reduction they aint charitable when setting deadlines or requirements.Originally posted by Eirikur View PostWould you lower your regular rate when contracting for charity?
A year or so ago I was approached directly by a well known charity, I turned out to be an excellent match. I mentioned my rate and they didn't want to or couldn't offer more than 60-70% of my rate, saying we are a charity, you should consider that, to which my reply was, yes but I'm not a charity. Needless to say I didn't get the contract. (now one year later on, I still see the same role popping up)Comment
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I do work for a charity. My charity... :-)
Sorry no rate decreases from me.
Had an agency once phone me about 5 times about a local gov job where the rate was tulipe. Kept going on about doing my bit for the community and how they didnt have much money. Not my problem.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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From my experience there is a definite difference wholly between the charity head office etc and outsourcing to people who work really rather hard for these agencies to raise cash for charity...hence why I never now donate to charity.Comment
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