Property News · December 21, 2016

Planning to ditch the job and go it alone in 2017? Here's what you should consider


You could earn more and work flexibly by becoming a consultant, but get your contacts, contracts and financial security in place firstTired of long hours at the office? Irritated by your colleagues? The end of the year is a time for reflection, and if you’re looking back on another 12 months of feeling fed up with your employer, you’re probably contemplating switching jobs. The worry, though, is that any change could simply involve a different desk but more of the same.Consultancy might be one option worth exploring. This could involve providing professional services such as doing legal, finance, management or public relations work for a company on a short-term basis, providing advice or working with a business’s clients. Alternatively, you could be expected to bring in your own clients with some sort of fee-sharing deal in place. Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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