1. Gets paid based on time.
2. Gets paid based on the results.
Which one are u?

Time, 'results' are vague and don't justify the amount of thinking/crying/suffering when debugging 1 line of code

I get payed the same every month, regardless of time nor results...
Sometimes a bit more for special events but that's non of my business.

getting paid

Getting paid according to the contract that I signed. (i.e. X amount of hours per week). If I have to work some extra hours, I can either get them back some other time or get paid for it.

I'm a student so I get hourly. Still a fantastic deal

Hourly and anything work related - is paid. This includes meetings, discussions while smoking, even driving to clients

Paid by time (7.5 hours a day), but my pay would soon drop dramatically if the results weren't there

@nibor I was paid like that in a previous job... We've taken a legacy code and well... Managers expectations were ultra-high (he assumed that I'll get into the project within a week). Three weeks passed, I did some small tasks and assumed that things go well. Took on a bigger task and was researching/debugging/trying for the next week or so. When the payment came - it was around 40% of our agreed payment due to "didn't meet expectations.". That was the day I left that company and went on my ways.

@yizBoi I make 9.79€/h ._. (that's $10.86/h)

Mix of both

I am employed regularly, so 1)

@Krokoklemme depends where you live. Where I'm from - 2.5 eur is minimal wage so making 10 an hour is already 4 times over

@potata fair point

Mix of both, as I believe it should be.

@Nanos Probably, or you are just a CEO or something that doesn't get paid :P We've all been there :D

@Nanos Yeah, exactly :) This is normal and to be fair - I can fully understand everything that goes in that. So I wish you the best of luck there!

Salary.
It's tolerable for now.