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  1. Submitted By: Jose D — September 17, 2007
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    Assuming 10,000 city blocks, 600 windows per block, five minutes per window, and a rate of $20 per hour, about $10 million

  2. Submitted By: SoumyaKant Panda — September 27, 2007
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    I would charge 20$per hour …

  3. Submitted By: ChingChang — October 3, 2007
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    I’d charge $5 per window. I’ll be one happy multimillionaire window washer.

  4. Submitted By: Lokesh — November 2, 2007
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    assuming a population of 1 million => 0.5 million homes (assuming an occupancy of 2) => 1.5 million windows (assuming 3 windows per house) => 15 million (charging 10 $ per window)

  5. Submitted By: Dustin — November 19, 2007
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    40 billion dollars because I don’t wanna be in the window washing business, I wanna work for you guys, and it would take 40 billion to do that instead of this.
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    The question is also very ambiguous, I can charge whatever I want, does this mean that I will get paid 40 billion if I charge it? If I was charging to wash every window in Seattle is it one time or ongoing, does it have to be spotless or just cleaner than it was before I started? Am I cleaning or am I allowed to contract it out? What is my time frame for completing the job. You can have 2 out of the following three: Speed, quality, and price.

  6. Submitted By: misan — November 20, 2007
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    It rains a lot in Seattle, you sure you want to clean the windows?

  7. Submitted By: Consultant — January 24, 2008
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    ((Time + Materials).40)1.15= Fee

    time = rack rate
    materials = squegees & windex
    .40 = discount rate
    1.15 = 15% travel expenses

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