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Sounds like good advice to me. Life's too short.... One minor bit that got me wondering though. He talks about a "bullet proof contract", anyone else here doin
by almost 18y ago
Sounds like good advice to me. Life's too short....
One minor bit that got me wondering though. He talks about a "bullet proof contract", anyone else here doing freelancing use a contract? I've not ever used one and wouldn't really feel right doing so. Also I wonder how possible it is to get one that really is bullet proof... Anyone with experiences to share?
- fraying 18y agoIf you don't use a contract, you have no protection when a client refuses to pay. Also, legally, the client does not own your work until you assign it to them. A contract covers both parties.