“We did have a daily rate when folks would come over. I would charge a daily rate, which would grow. But I like to avoid the hourly model.”
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Andy Klump
Built to Sell Radio ·
“It'll pay its guards an hourly wage, typically around $18, and then charge the mall a marked up rate for their services.”
The Economics of Everyday Things · 84. Mall Cops
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pays guards an hourly wage and then charges the mall a marked-up rate
$18 hourly wage
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“I roughly have an hourly rate… I want to pay fair based on the job, the value that you provided for that job”
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