Re: FLASH: Salaries

[Greg Hughes]

I agree. At one point, for about a year, I worked 20 hours a week at $80 an

hour from home, because I was able to do what they needed, and because they

wanted me specifically, for my skills and knowledge. I had been doing work

for that company for $45 an hour, and they asked me to stay on half time to

full time, depending on the week,  at $80. It's a crazy wild market we work

in!


- Greg


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Subject: RE: FLASH: Salaries



> Isn't it better to sit at home and get those wages than have to 'go to

> work'? This is possible , , , :) There is enough contract work out there

> that you don't have to go anywhere but your computer . . . . just produce

> the goods.

>

> So when I hear people ask about salaries, I say, get what you can . . .

the

> market is dictated, and it's high. If you are good enough, you can get

lots

> and lots for your efforts.

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> jgl

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