What is your time worth?
Also what do others think that your time is worth? What is the difference?
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Also why a difference? Edit: there is a timing error. My questions start at 10 minutes.
From both angles it’s priceless.
$120 an hour. You people owe me a fortune!
It depends. If you’re talking about my free time, (for example my Saturday or Sunday), it’s probably worth about 40 bucks an hour. Anything less than that is not worth screwing up my day for.
If you’re talking about helping out a friend or something fun, then I of course don’t want pay.
It depends. I generally am open to non-financial compensation. I’ve been known to work for beer or accept IOUs with the expectation of favors in kind. I think we’ve all done things for friends that have done things for us, right?
If we put a dollar figure on my time though, it would depends on the skills I am expected to use and how long I am expected to use those skills for. Look up the hourly rates for PC repair technicians, machinists, and journeyman-level electricians and you’ll find my rates run pretty close to “fair market” prices, though a little lower so as to remain cost-competitive.
$170 per hour. Although when I bill my clients, I almost always trim some of my time, thus lowering my “real” hourly rate. It all works out.
I don’t get out of bed for less than £300, or a coffee & a croissant.
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No one could afford my time. It has taken me awhile to figure that out.
When I spend time doing things and/or seeing people, it is because I want to.
I was all about giving everything to everyone, and had none left for me.
That has changed.
It had to.
I accept livestock; chickens, Bactrian camels, goats (only the little kind.), maybe an ostrich on pre – approval.
At work they apparently thinks it’s worth $10.80 an hour.
My friends know that it’s worth one Red Bull, two slices of pizza and several episodes of Pinky and the Brain.
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