This impact is said to be the severity of a bug: the impact a bug causes when encountered by users. Thus, severity, as a software metric does have a very precise meaning. Unfortunately, severity levels are not standardized in industry and are decided by each software producer, if they are even used.n 2002, a study commissioned by the US Department of Commerce ' National Institute of Standards and Technology concluded that software bugs, or errors, are so prevalent and so detrimental that they cost the US economy an estimated $59 billion annually, or about 0.6 percent of the gross domestic product.
1 Caterers often charge a setup cost of $30 to $200 per bartender working the event. 2  Sometimes this amount is included in the per-guest fee. 3  Many caterers require you to pay an hourly fee for the bartender, around $25.
Pay by Employment Setting. Bartenders who worked in hotels and hotel restaurants generally reported the highest incomes in 2011, an average of $26,180 a year. Bartenders employed in full-service restaurants tended to earn somewhat less, averaging about $22,130 a year.Bartenders employed by bars earned an average of $20,230 per year, and bartenders who worked for civic and social organizations earned an average of $18,970 a year.n 2011, the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated that the average wage of a bartender was $10.36 an hour, and the average annual income of a bartender was $21,550.