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Why You Might Want to Think Twice About Side Hustling as a Freelancer

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Chonce Maddox / December 28th, 2016 / No Comments

There’s no doubt that side hustling can help you bring in extra money to meet your financial goals whether they are saving, paying off debt, investing etc. One of the most popular side hustle ideas these days is to become a freelancer. If you have certain skills and resources, you could work one-on-one to provide your services to others for an hourly or flat rate. Whether you like to write articles,...

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How to Make Time to Side Hustle

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Chonce Maddox / June 15th, 2016 / No Comments

We’ve mentioned many side hustle ideas and opportunities on Outlier Model in the past. While there’s no doubt that there’s no shortage in side hustle ideas to match your monetary needs and interests, you may find it hard to squeeze in time to do extra work on the side when you already work a full-time job. Determining how much time you have to commit to your side hustle is a crucial first step....

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College Grads: Tips for Landing Your Next Job

Chonce Maddox / June 8th, 2016 / No Comments

Graduating college is an amazing experience. After putting in lots of hard work studying and doing homework along with cramming for finals each semester, it feels amazing to finally walk across the stage and receive the degree you’ve been working toward for so many years. The only bittersweet part about graduating college is if you don’t have a job lined up and have very little or no prospects....

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When is the Right Time to Ask for a Raise?

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Chonce Maddox / April 4th, 2016 / No Comments

Asking for a raise is not easy for some people, and can take some courage. Timing is key and most jobs give out raises around the time that reviews happen, which is between six and 12 months. A review is when you find out what your boss really thinks about your work so far and if he or she has any suggestions for improvement or important ideas to discuss. It also is a time your superiors will ask you...

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