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I'm relatively new to freelancing - been at it since February and after some opinions. I've been doing work mainly for one client and now they want me to work for them full-time after a pitch I helped with. It's good money and secure. But I don't know if I've given freelancing enough of a chance yet - has anyone been in this position before/does it happen a lot?
I have found freelancing scary and have considered bailing out and a move back to permanement but now the offer is there it seems very early days and like I've not done it 'proper' yet - thought of nine to five scares too. Does everyone feel scared at the start of freelancing - does it get better? I wanted to go freelance for years.
Also, I'm really flattered and above all don't want to burn any bridges or let them down - any thoughts?
I'm relatively new to freelancing - been at it since February and after some opinions. I've been doing work mainly for one client and now they want me to work for them full-time after a pitch I helped with. It's good money and secure. But I don't know if I've given freelancing enough of a chance yet - has anyone been in this position before/does it happen a lot?
I have found freelancing scary and have considered bailing out and a move back to permanement but now the offer is there it seems very early days and like I've not done it 'proper' yet - thought of nine to five scares too. Does everyone feel scared at the start of freelancing - does it get better? I wanted to go freelance for years.
Also, I'm really flattered and above all don't want to burn any bridges or let them down - any thoughts?
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Dcmtr
Messages count : 20Likes count : 0Registration : 27 May 2008Maybe they'd be willing to give you a post for three or four days a week, so you still have time to work on other projects - Contact in PM
lowstar
Messages count : 2Likes count : 0Registration : 25 June 2008thanks for the reply. It didn't seem like this would be an option, but as it turns out it is : ) want me to sign a three month service contract so they can get the work done, which although will take some juggling and weekend work, will hopefully see me not burning any bridges.