RE: Consulting Fees

["Andrea C. Carrero" <andrea -at- wordtex -dot- com>]

Hmmm. Seems to work out almost the same.

50,000/1,000 = 50 an hour 50*2080 = $104,000 per year.

50,000*2=100,000/2080 hours per year = $48 an hour.

If the gentleman were a consultant working potentially less than 2080 hours
per year he'd have to figure that in. But for all intents and purposes, my
way works as yours does and it gets you pretty much the same results. I also
had included infrastructure, etc., in mine as I indicated in my original
email.

~Andrea~
www.wordtex.com 
Business/corporate communication and technical documentation
solutions--where individual performance contributes to team success

-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Swallow 

Nope. Double your salary and then divide by 2. Why? Insurance,
infrastructure, and other overhead costs. It generally costs a company
twice your salary to employ you.


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