Why You Need to Hire a Freelance Writer Today
Tweet We all hear the reports and media coverage about how the economy is not doing very well. Additionally, last week, there were discussions that the unemployment rate has dipped down to 10.1%. This is due to companies and organizations not being able to keep their in-house staff because of not business not running to the full speed that it had before the economy got worse. Even though you have to unfortunately reduce your work...
Read MoreStarting a Business Is About Taking Risks
Tweet Yesterday, I decided to update my writing goals. I made them more short-term than I usually do because I am thinking about January 2010. It’s the day that I go from being a part-time freelance writer to a full-time one. Last week, I told my boss that I had to follow my heart, be true to myself, so I was leaving at the end of January. He asked me to stay and told me that he will give me time to reconsider, but I don’t...
Read MoreGetting to Know Your Clients is Always a Plus
Tweet Everyone has good or bad stories to tell about people they have worked with or for. It’s a fact of life that everyone has different personalities and quirks, and not everyone is going to get along. Currently, I am one of the experts who is helping a client gather requirements for a new system that will help collaborate a bunch of legacy systems into one. During this process, I am working for two months in a conference room,...
Read MoreHow to Mix the Old With the New When Writing a Proposal
Tweet I have read many technical documents that are collages of past documentation. The worst is when it’s a proposal. Why? Proposals are vehicles for companies to get more business. If the proposal looks like a bad cut+paste job of past proposals, it could cost you the contract. I have seen proposals where writers even forgot to omit the last organization’s name, and the paragraphs had dissimilar phrases. Many businesses...
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