The full time job here, refers of course, to the classic 9-5 job, or 8-4; if that’s how you work. It’s no news that in the knowledge economy in which we live, there are several multitalented individuals. The beauty is that not only is there an upsurge in the number of these multitalented individuals, but.
Client retention is one of the most hassling matters which freelancers have to consider. Do you spend more of your time chasing down new clients rather than working repeatedly with your existing clients? Then this post is just for you. Let’s face it: we all want to make cool cash. No one wants to keep.
One of the most notable drawbacks of gaining experience in any field, is the risk of work getting monotonous, uninteresting, rote. There seems to be no new challenge, no new imprint, and since things are going on the way they have always been going, you keep doing the regular things, in the self-same regular way..
Growth might seem to have happened overnight, but those at the helm of affairs know that this is far from the truth. In other words, for there to be growth, you have to put in the needed work and effort. Every serious freelancer wants to have significant growth in their freelance business, whether it is.