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why I try to issue invoices frequently. Agree 100%. Although I've found that for this to be effective, you also need to be able to cease work which means you
by JohnBooty 4y ago
why I try to issue invoices frequently.
Agree 100%.
Although I've found that for this to be effective, you also need to be able to cease work which means you need a sufficiently large financial cushion.
A long time ago, when I contracted, I was essentially living month to month. I invoiced frequently but clients would often pay up in a painfully slow manner. But I had no real leverage because I was unable to cease work.
Kudos to contractors who achieve what I wasn't quite able to.
- danuker 4y ago> which means you need a sufficiently large financial cushion. Absolutely. But this happens wih pay-per-project also, which is why on-demand contract work is much more expensive than salaried. > no real leverage You can always look for a new job/client, even while working for the present one. A counteroffer is quite convincing.