To be a freelance or full time employee. It’s a stronger endless fight between freelancers and full-time employees.
It’s not as straight and dry as one is good than the other, so if you’re in a situation where you’re planning to decide which path to go, we’d like to help you explore your choices (and no, we’re not going to tell you what to do).
Remember that your position is unique: the profession in which you work, your desired environment, the geographical region and the cost of living, or if you have to help others with your salary.
In this post, we will compare freelance jobs with full-time jobs in different sectors to support you make a stronger decision.
If you will ask me, I’d say freelance work, but if you ask a full-time employee, he’ll tell a full-time job. But the reality is that it depends only on skills and talents.
You don’t have a lot of financial responsibilities-As a fresher freelancer you won’t get a lot of dollars or pounds or euros, you need to create your image in the freelance sector as a single project lakhs of people bid over. you need to be extraordinary and be prepared to differentiate yourself from others, which will definitely arrive from freelancing experience.
While your full-time job may sound like something that drains your life out of you, there are plenty of very happy full-time employees. Similarly, there are probably unhappy freelancers (although we don’t want you to be one of those!).
If you’d love to work as a freelancer, but your advantages are too amazing to give up, then perhaps the shift away from your job doesn’t make sense. But if your full-time job scarcely meets your charges and you have skills that would allow you to work in a well-paid niche, then perhaps it makes sense to focus on developing your freelancing profession and analyzing the traditional work.
Now I would start to list the pros and cons of both, so you can decide for yourself which one is more appropriate for you.
Table of Contents
Pros of Full-Time Job:
- Introduction to the office culture.
- Ability to work in a group.
- Ability to deliver tasks within the deadline.
- A stable source of income, no need to care about salary will be paid every month.
- Less pressure than freelancing.
- No need to know every skill like advertising & sales, you can only concentrate on your key skills. If you’re from key development, you can concentrate on key development
- Better work-life balance, after that official duration you can appreciate your household lives in a 9 to 5 career.
Cons of Full-Time job:
- Fixed income, even if you put more effort into it.
- You can’t tell no to a certain job. If you’re unhappy with e-commerce applications but still the company wants you to do e-commerce because you can deliver quickly, you need to develop e-commerce applications.
- Slow salary increases.
- Have unpleasant managers to bear.
Pros of Freelance job:
- You can be your boss, you can begin your day late at 3 p.m. and work late till 2 a.m. as long as you can deliver an excellent job.
- You can learn a number of skills like communication, marketing, marketing, accounting and legal.
- Variable earnings, incomes depends on how much effort you spend in.
- Ability to deliver tasks within the deadline.
- High growth, growth is directly proportional to the quantity of job you bring into it.
Cons of Freelance job:
- Less work-life balance, if you take more work then you may need to work late in the evening, which is not the case in a normal job.
- Unstable income, sometimes you couldn’t get work and some months you get more work, there’s a fluctuation in profits in freelancing. If you need to help your family, you should have money reserves.
- More stress as the client wants to communicate directly with you, not your marketing manager, so you need to handle the customer, handle finance, and perform the job.
Conclusion:
Freelancing may be suitable for me but it can’t be the same for you. you need to make this choice yourself.
