WFH ROles

[NotAllThere]

I'm thinking of punting for WFH contracts only or pulling in my own work.

I'm not after a big day rate - I could easily get by on £200 pd, maybe even as low as £150 pd.

Anyone ever tried just exclusively going for WFH roles? Is it doable or am I going to be in competition with the many Indians that advertise their services for next to nothing?

I've managed, and I charge £130 - £190 an hour.

Trouble is, I only work 2 hours a week.

[ladymuck]

I have three gigs at the moment. The main one I turn up on site one day a week, otherwise all three are WFH and I fit in the work around each other according to deadlines etc.

One is traditional day rate based. Another is day rate but days are called off a PO as and when needed. The third is fixed rate.

All three were acquired because I've spent the better part of 12 years cultivating contacts and haven't needed to attend a job interview in 6 years.