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* | *In architecture - the hourly rate that you pay determines which pool of freelancers are working for you. And - if you are a freelancer - what pool of clients you're working with. [https://architizer.com/blog/practice/details/young-architect-guide-double-your-hourly-rate/#:~:text=%E2%80%9CIf%20your%20architect%20is%20charging,services%2C%20though%20it%20can%20vary.] | ||
**Cost-obsessed clients are often also very demanding clients. | **Cost-obsessed clients are often also very demanding clients. | ||
**Clients that focus on value creation are less obsessed with cutting costs. | **Clients that focus on value creation are less obsessed with cutting costs. | ||
**Clients that understand that a good long-term relationship between client and supplier is best for everyone in the end. | **Clients that understand that a good long-term relationship between client and supplier is best for everyone in the end. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:30, 29 May 2022
- In architecture - the hourly rate that you pay determines which pool of freelancers are working for you. And - if you are a freelancer - what pool of clients you're working with. [1]
- Cost-obsessed clients are often also very demanding clients.
- Clients that focus on value creation are less obsessed with cutting costs.
- Clients that understand that a good long-term relationship between client and supplier is best for everyone in the end.