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Amir Karimi N Posted 11 years ago
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"freelance work" or "self employment" ?
These days, most of educated youths are unemployed. As a consequence, most of students would rather prepare themselves for freelance work/self-employment.
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Amir Karimi N These days, most of educated youths are unemployed. As a consequence, most of students would rather prepare themselves for freelance work/self-employment. These days, most educated youths are unemployed.
- Amir Karimi N These days, most of educated youths are unemployed.
- As a consequence, most of students would rather prepare themselves for freelance work/self-employment.
- These days, most educated youths are unemployed.
- As a consequence, most students would rather prepare themselves for freelance work/self-employment.
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Your question is ambiguous but I think I understand.
Freelance work and self employment are two different things. In fact using both in that context would be my suggestion.
Freelance work implies the person in question searches for any (usually one time) task that need to be done.
Self employment means the person in question is their own boss.
In other words a freelancer
Freelance work and self employment are two different things. In fact using both in that context would be my suggestion.
Freelance work implies the person in question searches for any (usually one time) task that need to be done.
Self employment means the person in question is their own boss.
In other words a freelancer
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