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Well, that's nice. Mini-boom
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It'll be a small uplift, but my rate is already midway between bigco rate and normal contracting rates. That's mainly since I don't work full-time for any one client - I have call-off contracts - so I have to be flexible, and so can charge more. It does mean the occasional very long (but financially rewarding) day.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation! -
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Some of the best ones to have, nice one
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Yikes. I charged one ClientCo my daily rate x 4.Originally posted by vetran View Postone assumes the Day rate is 'consulting level' i.e. 1.5-3 times normal day rate?
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Good feeling, ain't it?
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