Re: Employment vs. Consulting vs. Contracting & Getting Hired
Do the members of this list see themselves as employees, contractors, or consultants? Are they looking for jobs, for contracts, or for clients? Are most full-time employed or seeking to be so, or are most seeking contractual arrangements? Do they seek to serve multiple clients concurrently, or are they exclusive to a single client for the duration of an assignment?
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