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Enterprise distributions and free softwareEnterprise distributions and free softwarePosted Mar 8, 2011 20:30 UTC (Tue) by dmitrij.ledkov (subscriber, #63320)In reply to: Enterprise distributions and free software by jwarnica Parent article: Enterprise distributions and free software
> So instead of having a call center filled with people who have a loaded cost of $15/hour, and
> answer questions in an average of 5 minutes, you need a call center filled with people costing > $75/hour, and who take an hour to answer calls. You do the math on how much a subscription to > such a service would cost.
Huh? $75/hour? I'm paid way less than that. Our customers do pay $100 and up per hour. /me should look for a better free software job.
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Enterprise distributions and free software Posted Mar 8, 2011 20:48 UTC (Tue) by jwarnica (subscriber, #27492) [Link]
I said "Costing $75/hour" not "getting paid $75/hour". There is a big difference. Maybe $75 is high. Whatever the number, someone who has actual skills is going to be far more expensive than someone who knows how to read a script.
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