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This post was last edited by hhhxh5712 on 2015-8-5 08:45. Some professions require individuals to undertake design tasks; I’m not sure how to claim design fees or what amount is appropriate For example: architecture, structure, electrical equipment, telecommunications, HVAC, plumbing, etc. (office buildings, multi-purpose buildings).
Same price, with a slight discount – individuals are also people; P
Same price, with a slight discount – individuals are also people; P
Is it freelance work? It is generally based on the regular allocation quota. Because for any project, as long as the designs are provided by a designer, responsibility lasts for life once the designs are signed; if only the designs are provided without signing, the fee is slightly lower.
It’s freelance work, so there’s no need to sign on the caption.
I want to remind the landlord to be cautious about one issue: a friend of mine took on a similar freelance project, also referred to him by another friend; he worked tirelessly and overtime, but in the end only received a small portion of the payment and was left unpaid.
It’s better to find a platform to act as a guarantor for freelance work, as this can protect the interests of both parties.
Guaranteed! I just don’t know how much would be appropriate.
I think it was based on the measurements from the drawings before; I need to know what that corresponds to in A4 size, and how much each A4 sheet costs
To protect yourself, don’t give money or expect anything in return
When doing private work, there’s no need for signing! !