Rich_Morin
Billing rates for contract documentation and/or programming?
I’m curious about typical billing rates for contract documentation and/or programming in Elixir. Might anyone have any numbers they can share? FYI, my main interest is for hourly, remote-only positions.
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mindok
Have you taken a look at rates in Upwork or similar? I don’t know how representative they are, but may be a reasonable starting point.
I’m not sure there is anything “typical” tbh - it depends a lot (e.g. factor of 5) on level of expertise (& associated track record), location, duration of project etc.
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