I'd also think that if you are contracting in the US, you have make up
for the health package you would get on salary? Hence rates would be
more?
On Sep 15, 11:54 pm, "M@ Bourke"
wrote:
> I'd say Oz isn't very far behind Europe,
>
> I'm from oz but now in the for the last UK 4.5 years
> avg for t
I'd say Oz isn't very far behind Europe,
I'm from oz but now in the for the last UK 4.5 years
avg for the UK is £35ph,
£35 = $58aud
the Aussie $ is quite high, 4 years ago
£35 = $91aud
during the recession (we had one here, a proper one) some good developers I
know had to take lower rates like £3
I think when comparing rates region to region, one would also have to
keep in mind that we have varying tax structures... i think it is best
to compare what ones after tax income/rate in relation to the region's
standard of living rather than the dollar amount of the charge
rate...
Also I reckon K
In my experience, you're hard-pressed to go beyond the $65 to $85 per
hour if what you're doing is described as 'CF Development'. While you
may in fact wind up assisting in analysis, design, strategy and all
the rest of it, when it comes to getting paid, if you're in this
space, you're considered
