Would You Have Taken the Pay Cut?
Saturday, May 31st, 2008
All things being equal in life, an hour equals sixty minutes and the amount of time accorded work tasks on an hourly rate states that for every sixty minutes of work there appears an hour’s pay according to the rate. The formula for this is simple:
time * rate = pay
Its very interesting to see a self-proclaimed high end corporate client come from the budget option, which brought them dissatisfaction, and offer a low-end reasonable hourly pay rate to receive first world service and quality. Then, in very short time, transform from the eager client into the dissatisfied client who believes you’re just being greedy for blowing the budget that had suited the previous competitor which brought them dissatisfaction in the first place.
That cycle is kind of odd, don’t you think? Back to the previously ditched budget option? Not onto a newer one? Not a better one?
