Rate card fun….

[milanbenes]

I was thinking....
is there a possibility to buy my own Mercury Loadrunner and go into companies connect it to their systems and do load testing for them ?

Do the analysis, document the business processes, record them into Loadrunner, install all the probes for diagnostics and voila

plan b ?

Milan.

 

[rootsnall]

plan b ?

Milan.

I thought you now had a rock solid lucrative Plan B in place ?

 

[Dow Jones]

Why not?

Why not?

I was thinking....
is there a possibility to buy my own Mercury Loadrunner and go into companies connect it to their systems and do load testing for them ?

Do the analysis, document the business processes, record them into Loadrunner, install all the probes for diagnostics and voila

plan b ?

Milan.

Most clients don't have in-house performance testing, they use big name consultancies. We paid recently £ 4k to one for a 2-day job. Not sure if you can do 'penetration' testing due to security isues, but you should be OK for a client/server app testing.

 

[DiscoStu]

I thought you now had a rock solid lucrative Plan B in place ?

Even more lucrative now potato prices are rising.

 

[milanbenes]

roots,

let's say plan c then
Milan.

 

[Chantho]

Got a consultancy in tomorrow, aim is to thrash out a rate card for testing resource.

I am assuming short work has a higher rate, and longer term will have a lower rate.

Any heads up on the type of rates I should be looking for.

Levels I am thinking of…..

Test Analyst
Senior Test Analyst
Test Manager
Automation Tester (QTP / WR)
Performance Tester (LoadRunner)

About £300 / day, or 10 rupees, whichever is less. HTH

 

[Clippy]

How come they're trusting someone so ditheringly inept to negotiate these things?

Because the previous guy who did this has now retired.

 

[rootsnall]

let's say plan c then

You've just given it all away ! I have carefully deleted the details from this post.

Surely all your efforts should be going into keeping on top of your new fangled exploits !?

 

[Churchill]

I thought you now had a rock solid lucrative Plan B in place ?

He had to dig it out for his swimming pool.

 

[milanbenes]

Hi Roots,

yes keeping on top the new fangled .Net is priority number 1 but I've dragged into supporting the LoadRunner peops with their stuff from the .Net side which got me thinkin about a plan c

Winston, you are not far out there

Milan.