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Freelance. Usually firms will want full time employees and won't hire part timers (too much hassle when they can just go for a contractor, hence my suggestion)
by Spoom 12y ago
Freelance.
Usually firms will want full time employees and won't hire part timers (too much hassle when they can just go for a contractor, hence my suggestion). They don't care about where or when you work if you're a freelancer though, just that you keep the communication up and meet deadlines.
Don't compete with the bottomfeeders when you're freelancing -- you can avoid this by looking for bigger budget projects where the employer seems interested in quality. I suggest Guru as a network.
- mrfusion 12y agoWhat do you like about Guru?
- Spoom 12y agoEscrow, reasonable terms once you're a member, they only take 5% (and only out of money you actually are paid), and they have assisted me in obtaining payment in the past from a deadbeat employer. There's also the general feeling that not everything is slanted toward the employer, which is not the case on some other networks.