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While the article does offer pros and cons of this practice, there’s nothing in it to suggest the author has ever been a freelancer and used the approach. Inste
by mypastself 4y ago
While the article does offer pros and cons of this practice, there’s nothing in it to suggest the author has ever been a freelancer and used the approach. Instead he seems to be writing from the perspective of someone who’s used freelancer services in exchange for what sounds an awful lot like the tech version of “exposure”.
I’m sure someone can make a good argument for why the approach can be valuable under certain circumstances, but I’m not sure what makes the author an authority on what works best for a freelancer.
- tannedNerd 4y agoYa, I shared this around with my other free-lancing friends and we all had a good laugh. Makes you realize that a lot of success is luck with timing, as even those that have sold/done an exit tend to be talking out their ass about most things.