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If you’ve got a whole lot of knowledge and experience in a specific topic or field, some businesses might regard your insight highly enough to pay for you to come in and advise them as a freelance consultant.
Becoming a consultant allows you to focus on what you excel at. No more ‘Jack of all trades, master of none’, you can create a niche for yourself as the pre-eminent brain-for-hire on the subject you know most about.
As a freelance consultant, you’re now the master of your trade, as well as the master of your own destiny.
Of course, freelancing (which means you’re self-employed) can come with its disadvantages as well. In this guide, we’ll be covering the pros and cons of becoming a freelance consultant to help you figure out whether this is the right move for you. We’ll also provide you with some handy tips on finding and keeping clients.
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We understand that it can be difficult deciding whether or not to switch accountants, but at Crunch we’ll offer you fair, unbiased advice on what’s best for you.
