By | Pierre Raymond | due.com
Perhaps you’ve recently considered leaving your full-time job to undertake a new challenge in your career. From freelancing, there are various reasons so many people have recently decided to permanently quit the workforce.
While self-employment does offer better flexibility in your schedule, the ability to be your boss, and having the relaxation to work from home, it’s no wonder more than four million people were seen quitting their jobs during January 2020.
Times have been changing since the advent of the pandemic. Extended lockdowns have shown people that starting their own business can be financially beneficial if done right. Also, not having to answer to anyone else can help improve innovation and productivity.
Yes, being self-employed has its perks. It’s become undeniable that working from home, and being your own boss is more attractive than office work.
Starting a business, whether it’s in your hometown, or perhaps somewhere else also brings financial constraints, even if it looks like the grass is greener on the other side. There are a lot one first needs to consider before making any drastic changes.
