Winning work when self-employed
Do you work for yourself? Or are you planning to start as a freelancer, contractor, consultant or self-employed professional?
In that case, you probably want to know how to get clients and generate revenue as quickly as possible. Or if you’ve already been doing this for a while, maybe you want to know how to grow your revenue. Either way, we've created a guide to help you with it.
We’ll be focusing on ChatGPT and how you can use this generative language model to boost your contracting business. Our comprehensive and advanced insights may ju...
When starting up in self-employment, it’s important to stand out from the crowd and also retain your unique personality. Every experience you’ve had to date makes...
This webinar will save Contractors time, aggravation and even money by guiding you through the pitfalls of the recruitment and careers sectors.
This session is specifically aimed at contractors, interims and freelancers who want the blueprint to winning high-paying outside IR35 work, to avoid the tax man,...
In this webinar, John Niland from the Self Worth Academy outlines an approach to value-centred fee negotiation.
Most independent professionals understand how important LinkedIn is, but many contractors and freelancers are unable to write a LinkedIn profile that does the two...
You only get one chance to make a great first impression for your business. So, understanding how to create your best freelance elevator pitch will help you make ...
Most people are aware that they need to tailor their CV for different types of roles, but did you know that there are over 9 different CV formats that you might n...
With a salaried job, work will come to you, but with freelancing, you must be the one to seek out new opportunities. So, how do you do that? Freelance websites ar...
Being good at something requires coaching and practice, so we are running a live online career webinar all about advanced interview skills.
We'll show you the strategies and techniques to uncover opportunities that aren't publicly advertised.