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amother
Pearl
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 Sat, Dec 02 2017, 8:32 pm
I'm a professional in a specialized area. The dean of nearby university would like to create a master's program similar to the one I attended. He would like to hire me as a consultant for a minimum of several months part-time.
What is reasonable compensation?
(As a fictitious example, assume I'm a speech therapist and he wants to create a master's in speech therapy program. He would like my insights as someone who attended a similar program and practices in the field. )
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shyshira
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Sat, Dec 02 2017, 8:52 pm
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do you work in a profession where people pay you, or your company for your time?
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amother
Pearl
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Sat, Dec 02 2017, 9:18 pm
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Yes. My employer charges several hundred dollars per hour of face time. But then there is follow-up. So I don't think I could accurately assess what one hour of my professional time is worth.
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shyshira
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Sat, Dec 02 2017, 9:22 pm
| amother wrote: | | Yes. My employer charges several hundred dollars per hour of face time. But then there is follow-up. So I don't think I could accurately assess what one hour of my professional time is worth. |
I'd charge the university 1/3 to 1/4 of what you are charged out at professionally.
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