Can you send me a copy of that too?? I would really apreciate it..

Moliva@rjgordon.com

thanks



>Done!
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>> Can you send me a copy of that too? Thanks. vanderson@imailbox.com
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>>>Hi Kevin ---
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>>>I am emailing you a demo of a skills testing program I tested for a recruiter. It has a very good VFP/FP test. It will help you assess your level as a developer. That being said:
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>>>Also, other technical skills you have and some non-technical skills can be a plus. Are you bilingual? A good database person? Do you have certification in non-technical areas (CPA, et al)?
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>>>> I have been programming for approximately two years now with Visual Foxpro, and I am starting to feel confident enough in my skills to make a go of it on my own as a consultant or as a member of a consulting team (the latter being preferrable). The only problem is that I don't have a lot of knowledge in how to proceed with something like this.
>>>> I have questions that need answering such as what is a fair hourly rate for a consultant and how should I measure my skills to accurately rate myself as a programmer? And what are standard types of contracts that are signed between consultants and the companies that they work for? More specifically, within a contract, what sort of risk should the consultant shoulder in the agreement and what risk should the employer shoulder?
>>>> If anyone would like to offer a small treatise on the this topic, I would be most grateful.