The Golden Pencil: Deadly freelance assumptions (or how to go out of business)
January 8th, 2009Posted by John Thompson in Editors' pick, Freelance
Jenny Cromie tells journalists to rethink their ‘deadly freelance assumptions’ in the current economic climate.
“I believe that you have to challenge your own assumptions about your business and the way you’re operating it in order to survive this economic climate. And then once you identify what those are, you can develop self-defensive strategies to move forward and ensure that your business stays afloat,” she writes.
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