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3:1 ratio, offshore / onshore is usually used where I am.
Most probably a very unofficial measure
Last edited by MrMarkyMark; 14 February 2017, 18:27.
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Yeah doesn't ring true but I kinda believe it - stranger things have happened!
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Or you could offshore the cock-up fixing for a fraction of that.Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammer View PostSame here - if you're charging 3-4 times your normal daily rate, you'd have to spend more than 2-3 days for every day worked fixing cock-ups before you'd be losing out and if you're that bad, you're probably not going to get much work...
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Same here - if you're charging 3-4 times your normal daily rate, you'd have to spend more than 2-3 days for every day worked fixing cock-ups before you'd be losing out and if you're that bad, you're probably not going to get much work...Originally posted by RonBW View PostI'd take a role at £2k a day with a guarantee that I'll fix any cock ups.
I suspect that the chances of me needing to pay out on that are less than the offshore resources I've worked with in the past.
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I'd take a role at £2k a day with a guarantee that I'll fix any cock ups.
I suspect that the chances of me needing to pay out on that are less than the offshore resources I've worked with in the past.
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Interesting chat with agent...
Friendly one, told me this...
When he puts local people forward at say £500/pd, he tells me he's completing with offshore resources at £1500/2000 pd, due to the fact the offshore provider agrees to cover any cockups etc....
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