Please no hour/rate equations. This wont work for me as i am a recent grad and this will take me twice as long to develop as would a seasoned professional.
Thats true. You might need more time than a professional but ideally cost should not vary much for the end product. If you take more hours being fresher your /hour rate will be low as well while professional will charge more /hour and but take less hours for development.
So in reality you will still get same amount as a professional but you have to work more hours. But you gain experience since you are a starter and that is your investment for initial years.
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