Yes, I agree at some point of time in life, you may have to work only for money, and there is no denying about it. Because for me, freelancing is more about being able to learn something new all the time than the money I am being paid for my skills. My answer to such questions will always be yes.
Recently I answered the question to one of my blog reader about should one accept an Offer if he is paid less but get exposure. If you don’t have that attitude, you are mainly driven by money to be a freelancer who isn’t the right path any freelancer should be walking.
I always focus on delivering my best deliverables to each of my clients. They are more focused on delivering the deliverables. I have hired so many freelancers to outsource, and often it is the quality of the work that hasn’t been at par for me to continue working with them. If you don’t have such an attitude, it may not take you a long way. Work for a client as you may work for yourself and try to deliver the highest quality of work you can. This is where the attitude comes in the picture, and it will be the sole reason for the success of the freelancer developer in the long-run. In such a scenario, there may be a temptation to get things done faster rather than with quality. Often clients aren’t technically very sound to be able to judge the quality of work. Has a Positive Attitude towards WorkingĪs a freelancer, you work directly with clients. So here are some of the critical quality and personality traits that a freelancer has to have to be a success, especially the developer freelancers. Still, it is vital for an individual freelancer, especially developers, to remain disciplined and motivated and work towards being a success. It is the best part of being a freelancer. Working from home can mean you are doing things without anyone above you (a manager or a boss). Here are 7 of the most common personality traits to success for an individual freelancer and developer who wants to succeed online
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