You wanna try your hand at piece work for yourself, not for a company, you're sure you can do 45 to 50 pieces per minute. How much would you charge?

[FunkyMonkee]

[AI Opinion]

Determining your rate for piece work involves considering factors like your skill level, the complexity of the task, and the market rate. Start by calculating your expected hourly output, which seems to be 2,700 to 3,000 pieces per hour. Research similar piece work rates in your field. Consider added costs, such as materials or overhead. A balanced approach might be to set a rate slightly below market average to build a customer base, then adjust as you gain experience and demand. Always ensure your rate is sustainable and compensates for your time and expertise effectively.

[NathanDavis]

ideally...

you would want to charge according to how much you will need to pay to fix your hands when they blow up... so, how much would it cost? how long till your hand blows up... and then you get a rate per piece based on those two factors...

then add however much percent wanted, for an added profit, lol

[FunkyMonkee]

My hands blow up? I've done LOADS of this kind of work before for decades and that's NEVER happened!!

[NathanDavis]

if you've done this for decades... then that means you were able to afford it, and therefore... would know what to get for them too