Thanks! This is a great article for what I'm trying to figure out.
One thing I see in a lot of these articles is general reference to the term 'freelancer'. This seems to lump programmers in with writers, designers, accountants, and anyone else who can work on a contract basis.
I wonder how many of the 1 million freelancer jobs posted on elance in 2012 were programmer jobs specifically?
One thing I see in a lot of these articles is general reference to the term 'freelancer'. This seems to lump programmers in with writers, designers, accountants, and anyone else who can work on a contract basis.
I wonder how many of the 1 million freelancer jobs posted on elance in 2012 were programmer jobs specifically?