Referrals are one of the best ways for finding new clients as a freelancer. When someone you have worked with recommends your business, the chances of getting the job or project dramatically increase. However, asking for referrals can feel like begging and will often not get you the necessary results and is downright wrong most of the time. This...
Whether you’re a freelancing guru or someone who has just started out on their own, the one thing you’ll need to keep in mind as you manage finances is a bank account. What, where, and how? We’ve got you covered! Read on to find out more about banking for freelancers!
A chief happiness officer (CHO) is, as the name suggests, an executive in charge of making sure employees in an organisation are happy and satisfied with their job roles and the overall workplace. They usually operate in the HR department and collaborate with leaders and managers to implement programs that cultivate employee happiness and well...
Since networking is the backbone of freelancing, oftentimes you’ll find yourself giving out freelancer referrals for clients projects – and sometimes you’ll even receive a referral fee for your effort. While there is nothing necessarily wrong with paid referrals, it’s important that they’re done right!
All freelancers (and anyone who has worked for a living, for that matter) have been put in situations when a client wants a project to be done yesterday. These kinds of rush jobs can be very inconvenient but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be compensated for it. Here’s why and how you should be using rush fees as a freelancer.
Net 30 is a popular payment process that large companies all over the world favour. However, for some reason, it has now become commonplace for small businesses around the world as well. So how does this affect freelancers? Let’s find out!
Keeping an eye on one’s financial health is crucial for long-term success as a freelancer. In this article, we’ll take a look at efficient tips and tools that can help freelancers optimise their financial management and effectively utilise their resources.
An information assurance analyst is responsible for conducting vulnerability management activities to assess potential threats. They assist with the identification and mitigation of risk attached to the confidentiality and integrity of information. What does an information assurance analyst do?
As a freelancer, you’ll come across lots of different types of invoices that you can use to bill your clients. Initially though, invoicing can be a challenge for many self-employed people. In this article, we’ll cover the various important ones, from classic outgoing invoices to specialised small-value invoices, that will help you in your...
A chief remote officer, or CRO for short, is responsible for the overall remote working strategy of a company. They develop strategies, tools, and processes to ensure that remote working is successful. The role of a CRO is still pretty uncommon in most companies but is one that is quickly growing.