Poll: How do you handle small or tiny projects?
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Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida
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N/A Oct 11, 2025

I handle small jobs the same way I handle large projects. I don’t care how small the project is as long as the client pays my minimum rate. Although I must say that with two of my regulars, I have agreed with a “special” minimum rate

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Josephine Cassar
Maria Laura Curzi
Liena V.
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Lieven Malaise
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Availability Oct 11, 2025

It's always the same: I'm available or I'm not. No rush fees, no minimum rate, just availability.

 
Lingua 5B
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Tiny and small Oct 11, 2025

The tiny ones I usually don’t, the small ones (maybe) only for regular/big clients.

For the tiny ones the bank transfer fees are higher than the job’s total.


 


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