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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	1) Examples of your work Might want to try by creating a website based around the idea of selling yourself. 2) I don't understand the terminology you are using. Try to bring this to a lower level of language, I have never been in the navy, nor any military branch of anything, so I have no idea what you are talking about. 3) How much do you think you are worth? I am a college student and I like to charge $50 per hour for my web design/developement work. When one does the math, leaves me 100,000 a year salary at a 40 hour work week and 2 weeks a year vacation. However, I don't work even close to that amount of hours (at web design). Note: I live in the NYC area. Next you have to determine what your job is going to be. If you are simply going to be doing data entry then between $15 and $20 per hour is all that can be expected. If you are doing basic html then I would say $20-$25 per hour is expected. For simple graphics and html figures move up to $25-$35 per hour. Full layout and coding up again $35 - $40. Excellent graphic design skills (Doc charges $250 per hour). Back end coding or applications programming $50 - $150 per hour. These prices might seem a bit hight to many. However, if you are good at what you do you can charge this. I charge these rates as a freelance. It averages out to about $50 per hour. So that is how I estimate it. The rates are down a bit right now. But I still don't know of many intro level computer jobs that are going for less than $40,000 a year. I have heard rumors of say $27,000 a year, but, not sure if they really exist. It is really up to you. You need to get as much as you can out of them. Let them say the price first. My father always told me "The one who mentions price first loses". You shoot them too high a number they laugh at you as security escourts you out. You go to low, and well, you went to low. It is a hard choice. If you supply more information, we might be able to supply you with a better quote. [url=http://www.warmage.f2s.com] [img]http://www.warmage.f2s.com/sig/siggy_28.gif[/img] [/url] Loading...
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