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1. The Software Engineer's Guide to Freelance Consulting: The new book that encompasses finding and maintaining clients as a software developer, tax and legal tips, and everything in between.
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1. The Software Engineer's Guide to Freelance Consulting: The new book that encompasses finding and maintaining clients as a software developer, tax and legal tips, and everything in between.
- Sealed-back, Circumaural Design .
- 40mm Sculpted Cavity Mylar Titanium Diaphragm.
- Modular Single sided, acoustically damped signal cable with integrated microphone & made for iPhone, iPod, iPad controls.
- Comfort-Fit Aluminum Framed Pentagraph Headband Design with Gimbaled Earcups.
- Fully Accessorized (Hard Case, Travel bag, Airplane Adaptor, 1/8 to 1/4 Jack Adaptor) .
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My strong opinion is that the most reliable and efficient (ie $/hr) way to do this is with development consulting (app dev, front end and back end)
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The Software Engineer's Guide to Freelance Consulting: The new book that encompasses finding and maintaining clients as a software developer, tax and legal tips, and everything in between. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N1TTJFK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_wBTRzbR596M0F
Imo, because I've seen how long it can take people to find things they are deeply interested in, if you really want $10k, get there via consulting, and then just reduce your consulting hours and use your free time to work on things that interest you. And then you'll always have an income source you can scale up and down as needed.