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You skipped the other “freedom” you get when you work for yourself: free time. When you hang out your shingle and quadruple your bill rate for short bursts of
by jasonkester 8y ago
You skipped the other “freedom” you get when you work for yourself: free time.
When you hang out your shingle and quadruple your bill rate for short bursts of client work, you get the option of not immediately booking another gig after you finish the last one. For me, I’d usually toss in a quick 9-12 months of travel before committing to another gig.
But you’re right. I did have to fill out the longer version of turbotax, so maybe it all balances out.
- ordinaryperson 8y agoHa not sure "9-12 months" is "quick". If I wanted to quit my job and travel, I can do that with a regular 9-5. Maybe others can do this (and if so, more power to them) but if I was taking "free time" while a solo dev I would just feel like I was constantly losing money.