03-08-2014, 07:47 PM
most people on this forum would either be working for a wage or on a salary. ie they work for an employer who has fixed office hours etc.
but there's a few people here who work for themselves, right? either freelancing for projects ... or running their own business.
how did you make that transition, and would you ever go back?
and for people who are stuck in a job, it might seem like a golden answer to be your own boss, but I know that the hours involved can actually be more than working for a job, and the self-responsibility and self-autonomy is much more increased, although, ultimately, it must be truly rewarding to be able to generate your own income and value, and be your own 'man'. (or 'woman').
self-employment definitely seems to be a very viable option if you have some coding skills with something like Python or Ruby.
but there's a few people here who work for themselves, right? either freelancing for projects ... or running their own business.
how did you make that transition, and would you ever go back?
and for people who are stuck in a job, it might seem like a golden answer to be your own boss, but I know that the hours involved can actually be more than working for a job, and the self-responsibility and self-autonomy is much more increased, although, ultimately, it must be truly rewarding to be able to generate your own income and value, and be your own 'man'. (or 'woman').
self-employment definitely seems to be a very viable option if you have some coding skills with something like Python or Ruby.