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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Part of it also depends upon where you are and the arrangements of the employement. Here in St. Louis, I occassionally use a contractor to fill in for the things I can't find time to do. I don't have need for a full-time guy, but I sometimes have more than I can handle. He does 3d (LightWave), animation (Flash) and some 2d still stuff (Illustrator, Photoshop). He works (mostly) out of my office, my computers, my software, my phone lines, etc... My company does not cover this gentleman's health insurance, 401(k), nor can he participate in any education reimbursement program, nor any other "benefit" offered full-time employees. He is also NOT guaranteed 40 hours/week (nor any other amount/time frame). We call him when we need him. He has approx. 5 yrs doing this sort of stuff, mostly for local clients. He has a university degree. For all of this, I pay the guy $40/hr, and consider it a good deal. Back when I was interviewing (18-24 months ago), I was finding guys wanting between $35 and $100/hr. [small](Edited by [internallink=377]mobrul[/internallink] on 09-08-2004 15:13)[/small] Loading...
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