AI is making an end to hourly billing.
Solving problems quicker, makes you earn less. A rather discouraging correlation, don’t you think?
With AI on board, clinging onto time-based revenue seems illogical. It’s high time to consider other types of pricing.
Earning less for greater efficiency seems like a flawed system.
As we embrace AI and its efficiency, we need to reevaluate our billing methods. The focus should shift from time spent to value provided.
What do you think?
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