Do you track your time for client projects? Should you? And if so, how best to do it? Tracking the time you spend on a client’s project might be easy for you. Or it could be a nightmare. The more a person works in a silo, the easier it is. The more a person multi-tasks, the harder it is.
Are you getting paid enough on client projects?
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3201 days ago
As a side point here, I think you're absolutely right about charging for the project rather than for your time being a viable option -- though I know some people will adamantly disagree with this. One caveat I would add, though. I think, if you charge by the project, it is very important to make sure that the project parameters are very clearly defined. Otherwise, you could very easily end up in an open ended relationship with a client in which you end up spending much more of your time and resources than you ever intended -- great for the client but bad for you.
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