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Posted by Mike on June 14, 2007, 10:19 am
>
>> the hardest to work for are friends. there's a bit of tiptoeing,
>> otherwise
>> it's straightforward with stranger clients. a struck cord could
>> jeopardize
>> the relationship. and there's how much to charge. what percentage is just
>> right?
>
>
> if you have other work you could be doing, that's what you should charge
> for x amount per hour, than that's what you should charge. It shouldn't
> cost you money to help the guy out. he gets piece of mind knowing you are
> doing it right. If you want to give him a break than you could work that
> part out after he sees what it would have cost if he wasn't your bestest
> friend
>
>
Whenever freinds of mine do work at my house I tell them "you are a
professional and don't do me a favour charge me what you would charge anyone
else". Usually they don't and i just add a few hundred to the price and dont
tell them when i give them the cash (makes for a great day when you see them
at the bar next day haha).
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