Looking to become a freelance project manager...

Hello,
I've been working as a project manager for a couple of years and have built up my portfolio over time. I'm looking to go freelance as I feel it would benefit me in the long run. Obviously its a very daunting thing to do, so I was looking to see if anyone else has made that leap into the freelance world?

Any advice would be great.

 

Thank you! Will check them out

 

Thank you so much your site has nice content

 

Thanks!

 

Yes, you must start freelance, it's growth up your skills, this site is very informative related to freelancing, I Am also doing freelancing almost 3 years and currently i am working on Christmas Sale 2020 client site, and I Am also manager at well-known firm.

 

Hello,
I would like to do some freelancing for a software developer.
Does anybody have any work related to software developer ?

 

If you want to do freelancing as a software developer, I will suggest joining:

• All freekancing sites
• Linkedin
• Stackoverflow

 

A friend of mine decided to pursue freelance project management and quickly realized that managing client communications across various platforms was cumbersome. They came across Alert Software's social media integration this tool , which streamlined their workflow by consolidating communications in one place. This allowed them to be more responsive to clients and better manage multiple projects simultaneously.

 

Building that portfolio is your solid foundation. When I made the leap, networking became my superpower – connecting with peers, using platforms like LinkedIn, and attending industry events. Also, setting clear rates and contracts keeps things smooth. Don't shy away from marketing yourself – showcase your skills and let your passion shine. If you have experience with services like project management software with gantt chart, mention it to potential clients or employers. I hope that helps!

 

Going freelance is a big step, Faizan. I made the leap, and it's been rewarding. My advice: Plan well, build a strong network, and be prepared for some uncertainty. You've got this!