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Topic	Scenario: A person has the magic ability to instantly repair anything.
Solar_Crimson 12/28/18 4:02:23 PM #1:	How should they be compensated? - Results (5 votes) A flat rate for all jobs, as all they do is just snap a finger. 40% (2 votes) 2 A rate that depends on what the customer(s) wants repaired/renovated. 60% (3 votes) 3 With the snap of a finger, they can instantly fix, repair, renovate, etc. anything, no matter how big or small, simple or complex. How should this person price themselves? As they require no more effort than a snap of a finger to do their jobs, should they charge the same flat rate no matter what the job is? Or should they adjust their prices depending on what it is they are being commissioned to fix? --- Be wary of boarding the hype train, lest you end up on the ruse cruise... - nanobuilder (r/nintendo) http://backloggery.com/SolarCrimson <cite>Solar_Crimson posted [p:914837575] in Scenario: ... [t:77341418]...</cite> <quote> How should they be compensated? - Results (5 votes) A flat rate for all jobs, as all they do is just snap a finger. 40% (2 votes) 2 A rate that depends on what the customer(s) wants repaired/renovated. 60% (3 votes) 3 With the snap of a finger, they can instantly fix, repair, renovate, etc. anything, no matter how big or small, simple or complex. How should this person price themselves? As they require no more effort than a snap of a finger to do their jobs, should they charge the same flat rate no matter what the job is? Or should they adjust their prices depending on what it is they are being commissioned to fix? --- Be wary of boarding the hype train, lest you end up on the ruse cruise... - nanobuilder (r/nintendo) http://backloggery.com/SolarCrimson</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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