I wouldn't look at the hourly rate. There are competent database developers
who charge as little as $10 a day in some countries and others that are
semi-useless charge as much as $295 an hour. Instead, look at the reputation
of the individual and your ability to work with him/her at a rate that you
can afford. It's the result that you should be looking at, not the effort.
--
Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP
Microsoft Access
Free Access downloads http://www.datastrat.com http://www.mvps.org/access
yes, the pnwadg is a good source.. it'll just take you a couple of days
to get an answer out of that right??
if i were you though; i would just email (e-mail address removed) and see if he's
interested.
i dont know for sure about their rate-- i would count on going up
some... but they're the best anywhere i've seen.. the only people i'd
trust _MY_ access with lol
tell us more about the project; how many tables-- ballpark-- how many
forms; reports.. etc
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