On 10/18/08, jonathon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Sat, Oct 18, 2008 at 20:21, Alexandro Colorado wrote: > > > 60 dls an hour is steep ... for much less (10dls an hour). > > Where I live: > * US10/hour is _less than _ the minimum wage; > * Inexperienced programmers start at US$30/hour; > * Incompetent programmers that have had a few gigs under their belt > earn US$50/hour; > * Competent, experienced programmers earn US$100+/hour; > > I will grant that a local company has distorted pay scales for > programmers. (Or maybe I should say "wanna be programmers, considering > that that company has yet to deliver any software on time, that > functions as advertized. (Their next announced project appears to be > nothing more than a PR campaign designed to con people into thinking > that the security flaws in their existing produtcs are security > features that consumers don't understand.) > > > >elance.com and hire a java developer > > > elance.,com, and similar suffer from fatal flaws: > * The result is spaghetti code; > * The result is undocumented code; > * The copyright on the result is owned by the coder; > > > >Maybe he can get a better rate once the developer is aware it will be open > source and under LGPL3 an end up paying much less. > > > Whilst you are right about the rate being different, your assumption > that it will go down is not reflected by reality. > > > >r $1000 dls bounty on FOSS. > > > That won't even pay for the textbooks that somebody needs for one > semester in college. > > xan > >
I thought it was a simple end user who didn't understand code u seem very well knowledge about software pay wages and such. if living in the US is so expensive then u might start hiring abroad. On other note those are my solutio s maybe u can come up with yoyur solutions that fit your laws ad culture. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
