The Freelancer's Bible
Everything You Need to Know to Have the Career of your Dreams on your Terms
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Amazingly, one-third of the American workforce is freelance--that's 42 million people. Written by the authority on freelance working, Horowitz, MacArthur "Genius" Fellow and founder of the national Freelancers Union, creates a guide to help those new to freelancing.
Authors:
Horowitz, Sara
Statement of Responsibility:
Sara Horowitz, Founder and Executive Director, Freelancers Union ; with Toni Sciarra Poynter
Title:
The freelancer's bible
everything you need to know to have the career of your dreams on your terms
everything you need to know to have the career of your dreams on your terms
Publisher:
New York :, Workman Publishing Co.,, [2012]
Copyright Date:
©2012
Characteristics:
viii, 486 pages ;,22 cm
Content Type:
text
Media Type:
unmediated
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Add a CommentThe reality of today’s economy means that more people are working part time, as a temp or on a contract basis. This book is a comprehensive (hence, bible) reference covering the broad range of freelance work. From setting up your workspace, tips for handling ‘dry time’ when no work is coming in, the importance of networking and social media, this book has every aspect of the freelance life covered. Sections on contracts, taxes and retirement plans are biased toward an American audience, but the topics are important to consider. Answers for Canadians can be found in sources like Self Counsel Press – or ask your local library for help.