Have you ever wondered what it would be like if you run a freelance website? Not just work as a freelancer or hire freelancers, but actually manage the whole thing from A to Z.
When you put it like this, you aren't leaving much of a choice. Who wants to be a digital mercenary? Everyone wants to be a samurai, even if you're using a keyboard instead of a sword. So, the story goes...
Do we really need all those writers, designers, translators, paralegals, and other freelance categories? After all, the freelancing party was initially and exclusively organized for developers. Then, the others joined.
One day we will all be freelancers. Is that the good news or the bad news? Every day the number of freelancers is constantly increasing. Some freelance websites already have tens of millions of users. Other platforms have become extremely restrictive in accepting new freelancers.
What goes around comes around. That's supposed to be the simplest and the best known Karma definition ever. For freelancers Karma has a much deeper meaning and higher importance. Why?
Every freelancer works on two or more freelance platforms. You have your main (superhero) freelance platform, and a "backup" (sidekick) freelance website. Is that a good strategy?
