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by darylteo
4023 days ago
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> I find it fiddly to bill per day when perhaps I only needed to work 5 hours to complete one job and 3 on another day. But you're also forgetting that this 3-5 hours has basically made you lose what could have been 4 hours at another client because they've taken up your time in your schedule. This is your per-job overheads. Your utilisation is your client's problem, not yours. Don't let your rate be tied to your time, make it tied to your skills and your value to the business and force yourself to be worth that value. Don't let yourself lose out in the name of "being competitive". Bill half the day if you have to leave early and consider it a half day off, but never bill hourly. Source: just went from billing hourly to daily. I feel so much better now, especially when you realise people are willing to pay if you're worth it. |
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