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> (agency is) taking way too high of a markup these
>days, and people working for them are not getting their fair share.
>
What is considered a 'fair cut' for a contracting agency? To me 30%-40%
seems reasonable, but obviously you don't think so. I'd like to hear what
others have to say.
Also, what services are they providing? Just placement, or some editing
and/or training? What do you expect them to provide? If they aren't
providing some help in guiding the project, obviously the cut is smaller.
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