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Cool. I will be there and much more awake at that time. :)
Member since: Jun 07, 2007
Last activity: Oct 18, 2009
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Posted May 14, 2009 Post-SHINE "What can I do with my video?" Getting ready to make, edit, and use business videos on the web, in email, and in social media hosted by David Kuhns
Just double checking. This is 10PM correct?
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Posted Feb 09, 2008 Runners Unite! Business Networking at Greenlake hosted by Jonathan Martin
Thanks so much for setting this up, Jonathan.
What a great way to start the day! I enjoyed the run and appreciate all the sales tips. Looking forward to the next one. :)
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Posted Jan 31, 2008 Why I Don't Work Hourly And Neither Should You by Chris Haddad
As a designer, I prefer to bid by project. Break it down into phases. Hourly for me does not really suit that type of work.
On occasion I will do a "time box". For instance a 1 month time-boxed project, Scope roughly defined and project is time boxed. Weekly review meetings direct the project and define requirements as they go.
Most of my client want to know what they are paying from the beginning. We meet periodically to make sure the milestone are met. Unless there are changes to the scope of the project we stick to the bid. If there are changes the whole bid can adjust.
Project bid as opposed to hourly, also make sure the designer is guaranteed an amount, even if the job is finished quickly.
