“I roughly have an hourly rate… I want to pay fair based on the job, the value that you provided for that job”

Filthy Rich Cleaners: The Cleaning Business Podcast · #184: Inside Crime Scene & Hoarding Cleanup, with Alex Philbrick

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Pays crew based on hourly rate but adjusts for job complexity and value rather than a flat rate

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