Many new freelancers really don’t know where to turn when it comes to finding their first gig. A lot of freelancing advice seems to assume you have work already, when in fact you don’t.
In desperation, many freelancers try to respond to obscure job listings for unknown companies or individuals that may be shady at best. Sadly, some of these new freelancers wind up being the victim of scams sets up expressly for the inexperienced.
Here are some better tips to help you find work:
1.Be visible. Having a freelancing website is great
. In fact, I would say that it’s pretty close to a must for any new freelancer. However, your website will do you no good if no one ever sees it. Tell everyone you know to visit your freelancing website and encourage them to share the link with others.
2.Use your past connections. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with people you were once acquainted with to tell them about your business. Your initial contact list can include any or all of the following: friends, family, neighbors, former colleagues, former employers, former or current teachers, and so on. Continue reading Tips to Find Work
Category: CV Format
CV format
It’s a good news for all job seeker that Form now on I’m posting different category CV for you all. Just click on a category that you need to apply for a job and then edit for putting your information. By the over all short process you can get a CV with in a minute.