AW: [Typo3-marketing] Freelance auction for TYPO3 web development?
Valery Romanchev
it at webmed.ru
Sun Jan 16 21:17:49 CET 2005
Hi Sabina
Many thanks for input.
>
> one small input from Austria, where we experienced the same situation:
>
> we saw:
> - students offering their services under marketprice --> the
> disappear after a while or learn.
> - companies offering low-budget and sometimes even NO-budget
> implementations, hosting,... --> they use that measure as
> possibility to enter a big customers project or they take the
> service out of their portfolio beeing under the amount that
> has to be covered.
I am not absolutely newbie in web-development business.
I know web-development market in Russia.
We have the same situation.
Some web-studio has 2 brands (2 sites and 2 portfolios)
1) for large budgets
2) for low budgets
>
> so, mr.we-sell-our-service-under-budget (besindes: what's
> your real name? - i guess, i don't know you)
You can see my real name and contact info in the end of all my emails.
>, i would like to
> state from our 13-year experience in the software-market:
> 1. the market will teach you itself within the next 8 months
> 2. if you go on like this, don't ever expect help - if
> you should need
> - from other companies or persons sticking to the rules and
> cooperating...
>
Why?
Do you know about outsourcing?
India has good experience in that field.
You can get "dedicated PHP programmer " from Indian IT-outsourcing company
for $1000-$1200/month.
In India PHP-developer get $300/month. So IT-outsourcing is good business.
Is $1000/month dumping price for IT-job???
Yes for Germany, no for India.
A lot of European IT-companies outsource projects to India.
And help this Indian IT-outsourcing companies to do business.
But anyone can see this dumping Indian price!!!
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Best regards,
Valery Romanchev
freelance TYPO3 web-developer
it at webmed.ru
Moscow, Russia
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