Freelancing Weekly Newsletter - Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Freelancing newsletter

Top new questions this week: Contract for a client in a different country When I offer services, I generally use a contract template that I've used for all of my dealings. This handles payment terms (hourly rate or project rate, payment net 30, etc), deliverable terms, and ... contracts   asked by jedd.ahyoung 1 vote answered by codenoire 1 vote Accepting a job outside of expertise I was offered a contract to build a hybrid mobile app, but I've only ever done native development. Essentially, my question is this: Is it ethical to accept a contract if you will need to essentially ... contracts payments   asked by Marshall White 1 vote answered by Tutonaut 1 vote Greatest hits from previous weeks: Where can a front end web developer start freelancing? Let's say you're beginning web development, and you want to start earning money. Where do you get started? I know a portfolio would be a start, but I don't know where to apply just as a front-end ... web-development   asked by Muhammad Umer 2 votes answered by jmort253 7 votes Can a Western IT software developer make it in online freelancing? I've worked reasonably paid (by Western standards) for 15 years. I'm wondering whether there is any point me trying to crack the online freelance market. I compete against thousands of people with ... freelance-websites pay-rate   asked by Brendan Hill 9 votes answered by xShirase 8 votes Client Threatening to Contact Permanent Employer? I picked up a side job. Terms were agreed on. Payment up front and percentage of profits. No money has been paid up front. Communication has been tenuous. I received a text message stating "I am ... communication   asked by Nick 10 votes answered by Stacey 17 votes Freelancing while being employed Relying purely on freelancing to earn your bread can be somewhat risky and daunting. Say I want to do freelancing while also being employed (full or part time). What are the specific issues I need to ... legal time-management   asked by Lars Kotthoff 15 votes answered by Chris Travers 14 votes Building my online portfolio as a web developer with limited projects Briefing: I'm a self-taught web developer with about 4 years of programming and design experience. My list of closed projects includes - complete websites from scratch, network-based web ... attracting-clients marketing portfolio   asked by Mahmoud Tahan 9 votes answered by levelnis 8 votes

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