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Smells stinky!! 70/30!!Posted by Lisa K on September 20, 2001 at 22:31:56: In reply to: a more complex equasion posted by Catherine Cartwright Jones on September 20, 2001 at 21:09:11: : Much depends on the volume of work they can pitch your way, and the: price floor. If they pitch you so much high end work that you're : still working at $100 an hour net (gross $200 an hour) then its a good : thing. If you're not getting tearass volume of highprice work ..... : no good. : : There are retail situations where high overhead can be absorbed by : ultra high volume and high prices (ie a shop stall at Disneyland) and : other times when its just a disaster. You'll need to investigate : further. : : And remember, if you DO have high volume and high price floor, you : MUST be able to speedsling. If you have to do $200 of henna per hour : to make the numbers come out right, you have to be able to DO $200 of : henna hour after hour. And, because you're asking people to pay : upmarket prices, you have to deliver upmarket quality at that speed! : (Pressure? Take a big whiff!)
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