I’ve been a freelance editorial professional (eg, writer, editor, proofreader) since 1993. Before that I spent over a decade in corporate America. And boy, have times changed. I worked in publishing in New York City for a decade. And, during this time, the company went through six reorganizations. Every time they did, employees were laid off, reassigned and/or bought out (eg, given a severance package). I recount all this to say, the American workforce is changing. The idea of job stability is quickly becoming a thing of the past. Proof? According to a study conducted by software company Intuit in 2010, by 2020, more than 40% of the US workforce will be so-called contingent workers (eg, freelancers, temps, etc). That’s roughly 60 million people. It’s against this backdrop that many are looking into how to freelance, and one of the best opportunities around is freelance writing. If this interests you as a career option, following are four tips to make the transition from a full-time job easier.
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