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Freelancing usually allows for more varied hours per week/month for a given client, if you can deal with not being on a salary. It probably also depends what s
by stephenr 8y ago
Freelancing usually allows for more varied hours per week/month for a given client, if you can deal with not being on a salary.
It probably also depends what stack you usually work in. The more esoteric the skills (or more valuable you are to them) the more likely people will accept flexible timing, in situations where they may prefer someone full time.
- every_other 8y agoThanks, yeah, the ideal situation would be part time at one company so I wouldn't have to hunt down work but freelance might be a more realistic way to go. My skills aren't particularly esoteric but are pretty varied (node, PHP, WP, AWS, React Native, React, etc.).