Ah yes true, I remember when registering for social security that there were two options, but the more expensive one didn't seem worthwhile (at the time at leas

Ah yes true, I remember when registering for social security that there were two options, but the more expensive one didn't seem worthwhile (at the time at least) Yes I meant freelancers are rare in IT, which makes finding projects harder. But in general it seems to be considered less safe, for example it makes renting a flat more difficult if you tell you are autonomo (even though I'd earn maybe half of my current salary if I had a permanent position). It is my impression that most freelancer only work that way because they can't find a permanent position (unless they work in a profession that is independent by nature, like accountants etc)