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What would you do?!
I think billing for a full day is justifiable since you we're there for a full day.
Probably comes down to the specifics of the contract. How much do you like the work, would you like repeat business, and I guess whether it has been a free ride up until that point. The one time weekend work was during a particularly menial contract which was a relatively low rate. I said I would do it if critical but would require time and a half, as i had plans for that weekend. Fortunately it wasn't required.
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I'd invoice a full day and then be prepared to negotiate afterwards if they query, which may be unlikely.
Loving your avatar btw!
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSome ask "What would Jesus do?".
But I think you should ask "What would MTT do?".
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I have worked the last 7 w/e and have not billed at all.
The way I see it, it makes up for the skiving I did in the spring, when i spent most of the day in the pub or on here.
swings and roundabouts type of thing
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostHark from the guy who needs to ask the gathered community what to have for breakfast!
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostNever been in the position where I am asked to work by ClientCo on a weekend, I got a written confirmation that I can "bill as per usual" for Saturday or Sunday, but not sure what would be OK.
The cold hearted bastard in me say's its a day rate whether I work 10 mins or 10 hours, but seeing as the day has consisted off a 10:00 Conference Call and basically waiting around till about 16:00 for the dev's/testers to finish so I can then do my stuff (which I am still doing now) would you play fair and claim for a half day for today or put in for a full one
and kick up a fuss if they don't honor it?
Man the fook up.
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Some ask "What would Jesus do?".
But I think you should ask "What would MTT do?".
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Hmm. The last time I did this my day rate was x 1.5 (because I knew I'd be there for a day + some more time).
You need to charge them a full day.
Edit: and make it clear you're doing them a favour
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