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If you're looking for a side hustle, avoid these job sites

If you're looking for a side hustle, avoid these job sites Recent highlights: 1. Unfortunately, some rotten job sites snare even careful freelancers with marketing come-ons that make these sites sound good. 2. Kyte is a car rental company that enlists freelancers to deliver cars to the site's renters and pick the vehicle up when the renter is ready to return the vehicle. 3. Specifically, these rotten job sites pay dramatically less than promised; charge high fees for worthless services or demand that you spend plenty of your own money to work for negligible return. 4. So we review even the rotten job sites, so that you know what companies to avoid and why #biyro #atlanticcity #musiclife #grind #otw More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/if-youre-looking-for-a-side-hustle-avoid-these-job-sites/

9 Good Reasons to Start an Online Side Hustle

9 Good Reasons to Start an Online Side Hustle Recent highlights: 1. While everyone has their reasons for starting an online side hustle, here are the most common reasons people start a side hustle online. 2. Starting an online side hustle will provide you the window to gain professional experience in your new career path, and hence there will be a smooth transition from your current job role to the new one. 3. Especially after the Covid pandemic scraped a massive number of jobs from the market, more people than ever are now looking to start a side hustle to supplement their income. 4. There are so many reasons to start your online side hustle #biyro #businessowner #inspiration #realestate #mindset More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/9-good-reasons-to-start-an-online-side-hustle/

Here's the Best Way to Start a Side Hustle and Make Extra Money Each Month

Here's the Best Way to Start a Side Hustle and Make Extra Money Each Month Quick summary: 1. You'll typically receive 1099-NEC or 1099-MISC forms from companies you side hustle for, but even if you don't, you'll need to report your side hustle income when filing your taxes on IRS Schedule C, Profit or Loss from Business. 2. Roughly 31% of Americans have a side hustle in 2022 -- and 41% of those with a side hustle rely on this income to pay everyday expenses, according to a June Bankrate survey. 3.  Find work through your network and side hustle apps No matter which industry your side hustle is in, finding and building your clientele is paramount #biyro #ambition #life #marketing #mindset More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/heres-the-best-way-to-start-a-side-hustle-and-make-extra-money-each-month/

Fiverr International (FVRR) is a Strong Company Despite its Vast Stock Beat down

Fiverr International (FVRR) is a Strong Company Despite its Vast Stock Beat down Recent highlights: 1. Despite growing concerns over the sustainability of the freelance market post the pandemic uptick as economies open doors, the company surpassed both its earnings and revenue estimates and delivered continued improvement. 2. Slim pockets accelerate attention to freelance work thus, the ongoing economic instability and looming threat of a recession just might tick up the market some more after the pandemic boom gave way to worries about its future. 3. The company has opened over 25 new categories to expand its total addressable market while also diversifying revenue streams #biyro #workout #losangeles #biz #grind More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/fiverr-international-fvrr-is-a-strong-company-despite-its-vast-stock-beat-down/

I hit burnout hustling my 'a**e off', Molly-Mae – it's not sustainable

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I hit burnout hustling my 'a**e off', Molly-Mae – it's not sustainable Quick summary: 1. MORE : Carol McGiffin defends Molly-Mae Hague from 'nonsense' backlash as Love Island star is called 'Thatcherite' over remarks on hard work 2. When I was approaching my own burnout in 2020, the culture I saw on social media – particularly Instagram – was that grafting hard and pushing ourselves to the limit is the only way, and it's the price we must pay for success. 3. For Molly-Mae – who has undoubtedly worked hard for her success – it's not entirely true to say that you can be a creative director at a fashion brand at just 22 years old with a rumoured £500k salary #biyro #rap #art #hustle #train More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/i-hit-burnout-hustling-my-ae-off-molly-mae-its-not-sustainable/

When is the right time to go freelance

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When is the right time to go freelance Recent highlights: 1. Unlike permanent employment, when you're self-employed you don't have the same access to employment rights, protection, and financial security, so you must make some financial arrangements before you leave your permanent position – not only for the short-term but for your future too. 2. This structure is easy to get you started, but remember, unlike for a limited company, a sole trader business is not separate from you as an individual. 3. Some people prefer to have a limited company to keep their business and personal affairs separate and reduce their personal liability should anything go wrong #biyro #losangeles #job #motivation #life More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/when-is-the-right-time-to-go-freelance/

Taking a project from full time to freelance after resignation

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Taking a project from full time to freelance after resignation Recent highlights: 1. There is also the option, that company A rents you from company B, so your old company would be your first customer at the new company. 2. You changed jobs which means your priority should be company B, not A. Firstly you need to check your contract and the policies of company B. Some companies outright forbid moonlighting and many require specific permit. 3. The responsible thing to do, the thing that'll leave the best impression with everyone, is to plan your move to the other company for AFTER the conclusion of your project and transfer of knowledge to someone else in your current company #biyro #startup #lifestyle #photooftheday #workout More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/taking-a-project-from-full-time-to-freelance-after-resignation/

Tip post: Scaling your business? Pros and cons of hiring different types of workers

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Tip post: Scaling your business? Pros and cons of hiring different types of workers Quick summary: 1. You can hire different types of help — full-time employees, subcontractors/freelancers, and outsourced companies — for specific tasks at various stages of your company's growth. 2. As long as you stay on the right side of all applicable employment laws and treat all of your workers with care and respect, a strategic approach to hiring different types of workers will put your company in the best position to succeed.  3. If you decide to hire subcontractors/freelancers, you can avoid many of the cons of hiring full-time employees #biyro #grind #usa #california #brand More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/tip-post-scaling-your-business-pros-and-cons-of-hiring-different-types-of-workers/