Working as a freelancer and looking for a full-time job are not mutually exclusive. Maybe you lost your job and are now considering doing freelance work while you’re in transition. If you have a strong educational background and relevant work experience in accounting or bookkeeping, and can work without needing a lot of supervision, then you may have what it takes to succeed, especially if you have good character and a willingness to work hard. The most difficult part of all this is making the actual decision to become a freelancer. Later you’ll want to build a website, maybe using WordPress and a TemplateMonster template. You can just tell yourself and others that you’re in business, order business cards from Vistaprint, tune-up your LinkedIn profile, and prepare PDF copies of your resume and a one-page menu of services…and you’re in business. Getting started – Launching your solo business is not difficult, at least from a procedural standpoint. Here are the most frequent tips I’ve offered:
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During that time many accounting professionals have sought my advice on how to succeed as a freelancer. If you’re an accountant…from bookkeeper to CFO-level…there are tremendous opportunities to deliver your services as a free agent to large and small organizations. I’ve been working as a solo CPA and business consultant for 30+ years. More and more workers of all types are working on a freelance, independent contractor basis. It’s common knowledge that the gig economy is booming.
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