Then there's part two — finding 1100+ productive, billable hours per year :)
I would probably aim for 2,000+ hours
Ideally, but if you're speaking about only directly billable hours that is a lot. Upskilling, doing proposals, meeting prospective clients, doing admin work like preparing for taxes, managing technology is all separate to the billable work.
That's some good insight. I've never been a contractor.
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Then there's part two — finding 1100+ productive, billable hours per year :)
I would probably aim for 2,000+ hours
Ideally, but if you're speaking about only directly billable hours that is a lot.
Upskilling, doing proposals, meeting prospective clients, doing admin work like preparing for taxes, managing technology is all separate to the billable work.
That's some good insight. I've never been a contractor.