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  1. NickfromWI

    how to charge for hours worked?

    So- how do you charge for hours worked?
  2. NickfromWI

    how to charge for hours worked?

    You nailed it. If you call my office and ask how much it costs for a 1 hour consultation, the answer is $150. But that doesn't mean I make $150 x 40 hrs/wk x 50 wks/yr. love nick
  3. NickfromWI

    how to charge for hours worked?

    Ahhh- ok- that's totally reasonable. You still lose....but you lose LESS. I'm with you on that. I wonder though- does a small loss hurt you MORE? Say like a $300 loss. For a smaller company $300 is probably a heck is of a loss but something that for a bigger company, all the other jobs that...
  4. NickfromWI

    how to charge for hours worked?

    What? The size of the market doesn't change things much. If it's underbid it means you're losing money. Losing money sucks in any market! love nick
  5. NickfromWI

    how to charge for hours worked?

    We had one lady call us after the job was completed saying that the job didn't take long enough and she wanted a discount. I think I may have murmured when I met with her "this should take about 2 hours..." I need to be mindful of not relating a time on the job. I also wonder if there should...
  6. NickfromWI

    how to charge for hours worked?

    I wonder how quickly I'd get arrested if I tried that in LA! love nick
  7. NickfromWI

    how to charge for hours worked?

    Nope what? love nick
  8. NickfromWI

    how to charge for hours worked?

    Where to begin.... 1- it's illegal 2- you're putting your clients at risk 3- your employees are screwed if they get hurt All the reasons why your family doesn't want to be on payroll aw the reasons why there's an issue love nick
  9. NickfromWI

    how to charge for hours worked?

    Are you just talking for that persons time, or do you have the overhead wrapped into that? If you are paying people in cash (which you need to stop doing ASAP) and you are accounting for your fuel, equipment, dump fees, PROFIT (you never mentioned that one) elsewhere in your formula, then you...
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