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Thank you for the tips. You have answered a couple questions here that I've had for a while. I don't want to market myself as something I'm not, so I've probab

Thank you for the tips. You have answered a couple questions here that I've had for a while. I don't want to market myself as something I'm not, so I've probably been too cautious not to. I don't want to have someones expectations of me drop, but I think you're right. EDIT All of the jobs I've gotten have worked out, btw. I apologize for not answering that in the initial reply.

morgante 12y ago
> All of the jobs I've gotten have worked out, btw. I apologize for not answering that in the initial reply. In that case, you should immediately ask all your previous clients: 1) If they have any additional work they'd be interested in hiring you for (but phrase it something like this: "My schedule is opening up a bit in the next few weeks and I wanted to make sure you got first crack before my availability tightens up again.") 2) If they don't have any additional projects, ask them for a testimonial (on LinkedIn and your site) and to refer you to any of their friends who might need a similarly skilled developer.