Re: What is a reasonable cut that a contracting company should take?

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One Web site that may be helpful is www.RealRates.com.  It gathers data on what contractors are getting paid per hour, cross-referenced by various criteria including whether the job is brokered or non-brokered.  It's based on data that site visitors volunteer, so it's more anecdotal than scientific, but it can still be informative.

ComputerJobs.com also has hourly rate survey information, though I don't think they specifically analyze broker mark-up as a factor. See
http://www.ticker.computerjobs.com/content/ticker.aspx?jcid=107&type=2


Mike Smith
 
             

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