Aby31

It was hard for me to discuss the price when I took my first few remote qa testing jobs, given that it was paid per project and not per hour. In the end, I had to spend a bunch of time on these projects, and I was lucky that my employer offered an excellent raise for all my effort. But this is rare, and you have to discuss all the money issues before you start working with someone. If you are good at your job, you should teach yourself to ask for a fair price. Otherwise, you'll lose time for crappy pay. I refused many projects because the money they offered me wasn't good enough.

It was hard for me to discuss the price when I took my first few remote qa testing jobs, given that it was paid per project and not per hour.