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Self Employment

Self employment refers to the practice of working for oneself as a freelancer, contractor, or entrepreneur, rather than being employed by an organization. It involves managing one's own business, handling client acquisition, project delivery, and administrative tasks independently. This approach allows developers to have greater control over their work, schedule, and income, but requires skills beyond technical expertise.

Also known as: Freelancing, Contracting, Independent Contractor, Sole Proprietorship, Gig Work
🧊Why learn Self Employment?

Developers should consider self employment when seeking flexibility, autonomy, or the opportunity to build their own products or services. It is particularly useful for those with niche skills, entrepreneurial ambitions, or a desire to work on diverse projects across multiple clients. However, it demands strong business acumen, self-discipline, and the ability to manage risks such as inconsistent income and lack of benefits.

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