I appreciate the empathy and the context. It definitely helps.
> I spent some time working as a consultant
Did you consult on your own or work with a company? If you were on your own, how did you find clients? I've got a business entity ready to go and am heading to meetups to try and network. What else should I be doing?
> I was a consultant so was ready
While I'm enduring this current layoff I'm thinking about consulting for local businesses in my town.
Any tips on how to get this off the ground? I've got the business entity set up and I'm going to meetups to try and network. What else should I be doing to land my first clients?
I wish they would’ve focused a bit more on how it impacts athletic performance
As a runner, I would imagine anything that brings smoke into your lungs (assuming that’s how it’s ingested) would make them less efficient at gas exchange and consequently any aerobic exercise like running
Nothing against the stuff, just guessing it impacts performance
Just wanted to say you’re a great employer to be so incredibly accommodating to the point you get them an Alienware and let them roll an accessibility solution
> If Samsung was told "You can't let anyone pay you - have to show a screen with four competitors and let the user pick which one they want as default"
What if I’m the 5th messaging app? How do I get a place over the first 4? How does Samsung decide?
What if I’m the 20th or 50th? Do I deserve a shot? If not where is the cut off? How do I become a winner and not a loser in this situation as the first N shown will have a huge growth advantage
I’ve just started a single member LLC in SC, and I’d like to contract with a company in Florida. I will be working predominantly from SC remotely, but may end up in FL for an onsite every once in a while.
Do I need to _also_ set up an LLC in Florida to make this work or is my SC LLC sufficient?
If yes, do I need to do this in all 50 states if I want to do business with entities in each, or how do individuals acting as contractors handle that?
If Tesla can’t make a chassis that keeps rainwater away from the battery, then they shouldn’t charge their customers for it when the battery inevitably has water ingress
> I spent some time working as a consultant
Did you consult on your own or work with a company? If you were on your own, how did you find clients? I've got a business entity ready to go and am heading to meetups to try and network. What else should I be doing?