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| − | Should you work for free? | + | #redirect [[Should you work for free?]] |
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| − | For example, in starting a business or creative venture, should you do gigs that do not pay money?
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| − | ==Yes, but only in limited amounts, according to experienced people==
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| − | Doing some sample projects early on for free can help build your profile. However, beyond that, working for free can take away valuable time from paying projects, and convey a message of low worth.
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| − | Opinions differ. Some experience business people recommend continuing to do occasional projects for free, while others advocate against doing any free work. Probably a balance that takes into account your personal situation and available opportunities will yield an effective [[outcome]].
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| − | Note also that some kinds of free work that benefit a [[cause]] have essentially the same effect as [[volunteer]]ing.
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| − | ==Yes, wholeheartedly, according to work romantics==
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| − | Some people work for free, and will continue to do so, when the project is interesting, fun, engaging, or just because, even despite recommendations to the contrary. A few hours of extra work can bring many rewards, and not just financially.
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| − | [[Category:Professional questions]]
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