As an interim professional you do not earn a fixed salary that is deposited into your account at the end of every month. You are paid per hour, but how do you determine what a realistic hourly rate is? You work independently, which means that you are responsible for building up pension and taking out insurance. You must also bear in mind that you will not get paid during illness or vacation. The hourly rate for an interim professional may seem high at first sight, but there are all kinds of costs that you have to take into account.
These tips can help you determine a realistic hourly rate:
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