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Level of business skills in freelancers drasticly going downhill

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04-13-2006, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Nica
Killer on this board met his deadline quickly - I was pleased to work with him

Then I have had guys like : http://www.NotAnotherPortfolio.com who I had to fire because he delayed my project for a month, and STILL wasn't finished after many "It will be done this week, I'll work on it tonight".

Theres really some sad people, why not just tell you they're gonna waste your time?
Anyone who has a blog post like http://www.notanotherportfolio.com/2...o-little-time/ is a dodgey person to employ. I think that's another can't say no case.

People should start outsourcing if they can't say no, an extra 5/10$ and project management skills earnt.

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There are very few good designers out there that follow guidelines 100%. I wish I knew a few more.

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One of the things that I agree on is that proffessionalism is a key factor is the client's overall view of the product. It doesn't matter whether it's your friend, or a corporate business, if you don't convince them that you know what you're doing, then they're not going to believe you have the ability.

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That's because the freelancers have found other ways to make money that are much less time consuming.
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