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Linda Fryant
Linda Fryant is a part-time writer for eOutsource.com. She holds a Certificate of Commercial Fiction Writing from the University of Washington. She has edited/critiqued over 150 manuscripts, and has taught writing classes at the University of Washington. She has had many non-fiction articles published, has done technical writing and has created training programs for State Agencies. She is an award-winning photographer and speaks several languages.
By Linda Fryant
The Responsible Freelance Writer
When I first started writing articles and blogs as a Freelance Writer, I thought it was mostly just fun and games. I have a writing talent. People want to pay me to write things for them.
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Freelance Writing Nightmares
Sometimes people do not realize that they are being unprofessional. Sometimes they just want a Freelance Writer to be part of their sweatshop. Let me state upfront that I really like being a Freelance Writer. I love writing, and Freelance writing and having people pay me to do what I love to do is the icing on the cake. Most of the time I deal with very professional people who appreciate my talents, offer reasonable compensation and pay promptly. But […]
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Why I Freelance
It’s not romantic, but it is a job that I love. I guess it probably sounds impressive to some people when I say, “I’m a freelance writer and photographer.” I’m sure they have visions of me, wearing my photographer’s vest, chasing stories all over the world – hanging over the edges of cliffs to get the perfect picture, or interviewing important people.
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The Benefits of Onshore Outsourcing
It does not only help you with your bottom lines, but it also creates jobs here. I used to work for a Public Employees’ Union, where “Outsourcing” was a dirty word. To us, it meant the loss of jobs, shipping work overseas – a threat to job security. But Outsourcing has become a common business practice and, truth be known, it is just possible that my former beliefs were wrong.
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The Life of a Freelance Writer
If you can call it work. I call it “getting paid to play.“ Let us examine, for the moment, the life of a typical Freelance Writer. Ok – it’s a myth. A typical day does not exist, and that’s part of the attraction. I am my own boss. I work when and if I want, and if I feel like doing something else, that’s my choice.
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