7 ms·
I agree, freelance development is a lot of overhead. Plus, once your freelance business really gets moving, you end up with 1 or 2 primary clients for all of yo
by whileonebegin 14y ago
I agree, freelance development is a lot of overhead. Plus, once your freelance business really gets moving, you end up with 1 or 2 primary clients for all of your work. Eventually, you ditch the other client to focus on the bigger paying one, and what do you end up with? Working projects for a single client, which is the same as an employee, but minus the benefits. And this seems to be the end-goal for most freelance developers, a single stable client, providing enough work to take up 100% of their 9-5 time.
- blacksmythe 14y ago>> end up with 1 or 2 primary clients for all of your work This can work out much better than being an employee, particularly if you have a spouse that gets health benefits.