Public service announcement: Tech Consultants don't make $40/hr.
If you're a skilled, experienced developer and you find somebody trying to pay you less than $75/hour to program computers on a contract basis, regardless of where in the world you live, say no.
There do exist people who work for rates less than that. They're either called "employees" and receive benefits, or they're called "people being taken advantage of."
If you're a skilled, experienced developer and you find somebody trying to pay you less than $75/hour to program computers on a contract basis, regardless of where in the world you live, say no.
There do exist people who work for rates less than that. They're either called "employees" and receive benefits, or they're called "people being taken advantage of."