freelance guide
When onboarding a new client, every freelancer must make it a point to set the scope of work, this will help you avoid any possibilities of scope creep in the future.
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A freelance contract is a legal document that protects you against nonpayment and outlines everything that you and your client need to know. A legitimate contract establishes you as a professional, not just a side hustler.
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Maintain open and clear communication. This will help you mitigate scope creep, guesswork, and miscommunication
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Imagine getting bombarded with phone calls and messages from a toxic client in the wee hours of the night. It’s a nightmare for every freelancer, right? You can avoid such micromanagement by setting clear boundaries with your new client.
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A good way to safeguard yourself from such incidents is to charge in advance.
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Be prepared with a backup plan to deal with any situation. For example, when onboarding a new client, ensure you have the contact details of more than one person in the organization.
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