Re: web design business... (OT)

Take how much you want to make
then Divide by
How many hours you want to work
that Equals
Your hourly wage

oh never mind, your not a lawyer...

-Stephen Johnston



At 07:15 AM 4/10/2000 , you wrote:
>Dan:
>
>As I mentioned in a previous post, I'm not looking for hourly rates/wages. I'm
>more interested in total billings for the year. Knowing this does not give one
>any idea of what the hourly wages are, because there's no way to know 
>number of
>billable hours. And there's no possible hint of "price fixing."
>
>Thanks for your response
>
>Satch
>
>WebProgrmr(at)aol.com wrote:
>
> > I'm not a list guide, but I'm aware of the list policies.  This 
> question most
> > likely breaks the rules.  The question you want to ask is "Where can I 
> find a
> > survey of industry wages?"  I'm not sure of the right answer, but within a
> > few phone calls locally, you'll likely find the answer.  I'd call local
> > high-tech recruiters or temp agencies.
> >
> > As for finding the information on the wages survey online.... Here's 
> what the
> > hwg.org site reports on "pricing" which includes wages:
> >
> > "The HTML Writers Guild will not suggest or recommend 
> fees/prices/wages, and
> > is not involved in price-fixing in any manner."
> >
> > The link you want in order to read up on it is:
> >
> > http://www.hwg.org/lists/rules.html#5
> >
> > regards
> > ++Dan
>
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>Arlington, VA
>sfreed(at)doubled.com
>703 920-7333
>703 920-1841 fax
>

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