Freelance work is really a bit competitive these days. There are some points which I think should to be discussed.
1. Time Management
2. Meet deadlines
3. Be an expert
4. Report clients on his/her work weekly, if possible daily.
5. Self promotion on web
What you guys think, what should be discussed more on this?
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What are the basic things for the freelancer?
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What are the basic things for the freelancer?
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Re: What are the basic things for the freelancer?
by shivi » Sun Sep 06, 2009 9:26 pm
Hello.
make sure that the scope of a project is agreed between you and the client before you start work to avoid feature creep (and subsequent unpaid work).
be clear on how many 'revisions' are allowed under a project (typically one or two), and be clear on what a 'revision' entails
make sure that the scope of a project is agreed between you and the client before you start work to avoid feature creep (and subsequent unpaid work).
be clear on how many 'revisions' are allowed under a project (typically one or two), and be clear on what a 'revision' entails
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