For years, I advised immigrants who couldn’t find a job right away to give staffing agencies a call, at least to gain work experience in Canada. Today, I’m not sure I would give such advice.
Posts tagged Making a Living
Freelancing, work culture, and all the things nobody tells you about people who make a living writing sentences.
I Spent Weird Nights Inside French Supermarkets… For Work
The supermarket had closed an hour earlier, it was empty but you could still smell the usual Saturday rush complete with overexcited kids running around, products spilled in aisles and cheques being written for a week worth of groceries.
This is Why You Should Be Careful When Recommanding Someone
I can’t stress it enough—having people willing to act as a reference and vouch for your work skills and personal qualities is often the best job-search weapon you can have.
5 Great Perks of Working as a Freelancer
I busted five myths about freelancing, it’s now time to highlight the perks. Eh, I’m not a masochist, there is a reason why I quit my last office job!
5 Myths about Freelancing (Busted!)
The freelancing dream is very much alive and yes, perks exist. Unfortunately, there are many misconceptions about this career choice.
What Happens When a Client Decides Not to Pay?
When I started freelancing, I swore I would keep a close eye on my billing system and outstanding invoices.