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As a technical writing consultant, I have (to date) worked strictly on
an hourly fee basis. However, I am trying to get more work offsite using
the electronic airways, which except for existing clients, may require
fixed-cost projects.
Any info you receive would be appreciated. Also, have you been successful
in obtaining off-site work?
