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  • Miles O'KeefeMiles O'Keefe, over 9 years ago

    Salary positions should be give and take on this.

    You sometimes have to work more than 8 hours a day to get the work done and in return you get to work less than 8 hours on days that the work gets done faster or there is less work to do.

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  • Aaron SagrayAaron Sagray, over 9 years ago (edited over 9 years ago )

    Having a discussion like this would only work where the workforce was in a seller's market. That exists for some skill sets, in some places (like the Bay Area). But in most parts of the world, it is most definitely a buyer's market. When it's a buyer's market where the buyer has fixed resources, the seller must make concessions in order to stay in business.

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    • Art VandelayArt Vandelay, over 9 years ago

      That's a fair point. Although it makes me think how do freelancers still manage to find clients all over the country. While it still can be a buyers market I guess you end up with freelancers making lower wages but with more clients.

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