Freelance Etiquette?
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I FREELANCE IN ORDER TO HAVE MULTIPLE CLIENTS!!!!
i thought that was the point, to not be tied down to one client but rather make your own schedule and do all of them and make all the money you can.
you should network as much as you can so yo ucan bring in new clientel and make more money and get your name out there.
i say go for it, and dont tell your current employer anything about a new client. just say you need to re-structure your work schedule. maybe work 3 day over there and 2 days at the new gig.
but under no circumstance should you blow off any new work, if you cant do it, then give that client a replacement freelancer, so you never lose face and can always go there at another time where tis more convient for you.
take it!!! the more clients you have the money you have to gain.
good luck.
:)