Why continuing education is essential for freelancers
Lots of people hear the word “freelance” and interpret it to mean “between jobs.” While it might be true that some aspects of a freelance job are less concrete than punching a clock in an office building every day, many freelancers feel more secure with a diverse array of clients and skills to choose from. The key to sustaining freelance success is continuing your education.
Why Freelance Jobs Are More Secure Than Office Jobs
Lots of people think that freelancing is something you do when you can’t find a real job. Some people say they could never live without the security of a traditional job. But what’s so great about living with the fear that an HR person you’ve never met will decide your job’s not necessary any more?
Who do you share your power outlet with?
The person sitting next to you could be your next business partner. That was the experience of Parker Whitney and Jake O’Brien, who founded an exciting games development company Flyclops.com after meeting at Indyhall in Philadelphia. Here’s a simple and inspiring story of what can occur when coworking really works.