The human freelancer: a guide to happy and honest self-employment for conscientious newcomers/ by Chri Kenworthy. Illustrated by Gary Clap
[no publication city]: [no publisher], 2018Description: 123 pages: illustrations; 21cmContent type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume001: 43664ISBN: 9781291985238Subject(s): careers | self-employedDDC classification: 658.041 KEN| Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Self-help business books perpetuate the myth that success is relentless growth and more of everything means progress. They preach about bookkeeping and market research: things you might need to do of course, but let's face it they're boring.The Human Freelancer is your antidote; stuffed with emotional support for vulnerable newbies to self-employment like you. Whether you're freelance, part-time, a contractor or tradesperson - buy this book if you're sensitive, brave and want to do the right thing on a happy journey of fulfilment and self-improvement.Inside you'll gain well-intentioned, if often irreverent, advice from an emotionally-liberated Yorkshireman in chapters like:What the career adviser didn't tell youHow to survive criticism with self-esteem intactWhat fluffers teach you about your jobJoin Chris as he mingles amateur proctology, sexy whales and meat-palaces with life-affirming reassurance, and shares valuable insight from over 5 years of traumatic experience as a freelancer.
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