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If you can put in the effort to get good (better than average) at one marketable skill, present yourself well, and commit to it, you'll do ok as a contractor/fr
by 10g1k 3y ago
If you can put in the effort to get good (better than average) at one marketable skill, present yourself well, and commit to it, you'll do ok as a contractor/freelancer.
- russnes 3y agothis has been my experience so far, being 3 years into it
- dclowd9901 3y agoIt’s not hard. Most people suck. Honestly, if you just answer the phone and reply to emails, people will think you’re some kind of god.
- yuvadam 3y agoI lol'd, but this is very true.
- ehnto 3y agoGood communication is 80% of the job for sure. Managing expectations is your own secret weapon. A good communicator can give themselves plenty of time and the client will be happy about it. Poorly communicating timeframes will have people distrusting and frustrated, and you'll be under pressure to boot.