I’d imagine it may work somewhat like it always has, but with some of the more technical jobs (say some web dev stuff) or the like, I’m not entirely clear on it.

What sort of job listings or openings or whathaveyou do freelancers typically keep an eye out for when on the hunt for new jobs? Also, depending on the country, how do they get by without whatever employer benefits may be provided (e.g. in the US this may generally be like health insurance and retirement-related stuff)?

  • @devpaul
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    21 year ago

    Are you saying it’s not worth becoming a freelancer if you don’t already have connections ?

    • @[email protected]
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      Sort of. I left FTE for this in July 2021. It’s feast or famine. You’re going to need a steady stream of jobs and the ability to say no, but that only comes after an abundance of saying yes to everything, sleepless nights of working your ass off, until finally it becomes steady.

      It’s not for the faint of heart.

      • @devpaul
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        21 year ago

        That’s a fair point, thanks!

    • @rsn
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      21 year ago

      Depending on your profession, generally YES.