company, you are hiring someone to provide you with a real value based on the price you can afford to pay.
How do you know if it’s really happening or not? Sometimes, even though someone is doing an excellent job, it can be real difficult to truly understand exactly how much money they are helping you save or allocate towards more beneficial business ends. Even though that might be challenging, you may be able to come up with a conservative estimate that helps you determine how much value you really are receiving. Here are some methods to help you arrive at a reasonable estimate:
How much would it cost you to perform the service? If you hired quality workers at a market rate, how much would that cost? What if they were all temporary and not full-time employees? About how many hours of labor would it take them and existing staff to perform the service you are about to outsource?
Take this number and subtract how much it’s costing you to outsource to another company. It may be a good idea to come up with an optimistic, realistic, and conservative figure of how much the costs would be to you.
Then, you can make educated decisions based on the data gathered.
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