Re:Late sleepers are tired of being discriminated against
by charlesdm on Thursday March 31, 2016 @10:20AM
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For me, this is part of why I became self employed. I'm much more productive if I can follow my own sleeping pattern.
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Re:Late sleepers are tired of being discriminated against
by amalantony06 on Thursday March 31, 2016 @01:21PM
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Can you give me some tips on self employment? In general where do I start from? Currently I'm taking a break from work and would really love to be self employed as opposed to going back to a job. I'm a software developer and most of my experience is in developing full stack web apps and in scaling web backends.
Re:Late sleepers are tired of being discriminated against
by charlesdm on Thursday March 31, 2016 @04:06PM
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What do you want to know? In general, there are two ways software developers can make money: 1) services, i.e. contracting, work for hire, or consulting; or 2) products, i.e. build something someone wants to pay money for.
Re:Late sleepers are tired of being discriminated against
by amalantony06 on Sunday April 03, 2016 @06:50AM
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Thanks for the reply, and I apologise I did not see this earlier. So, these are my questions:
1) In a consulting business, what is the technique to discover clients and get a steady stream of work?
2) For a product business, how does a software developer without any business experience identify a good niche to develop a product in (I'm assuming the product would be a SaaS product) and what are some general techniques to market and sell this product?
I hope my questions were not too vague. If possible, could you share your approach to self employment as well?
Re:Late sleepers are tired of being discriminated against
by madaxe_again on Thursday March 31, 2016 @11:27AM
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Yeah, did that too, then accidentally grew a company, and the boss has to be in bright and early :|