In today’s tough competition we usually see that people are more inclined towards hiring a freelancer than company as they provider cheaper services in comparison. I can understand the budget constraint but are you sure they are worth your attention?
I have even seen one of the owners of an I.T company giving preference to a freelancer instead of choosing another I.T. company just to get more margins and hence earn more. But it is a short term solution. Freelancers are clearly spoiling overall market rates by providing cheap rates. What happens when an employee of your company starts freelancing on his own and starts providing the same services as you? They will hamper your business and eat into your clients. It will ultimately affect your business in long run.
Also a SME and a growing company will offer you competitive rates which might be little more than what a good freelancer would charge for good work but they will deliver a superior quality and follow a professional approach because they are working towards building not just a good portfolio but a reputation too. If a freelance developer or designer will not deliver good work, where will you complain? Freelancer will create another profile with another name and once again start getting work.
Have you ever heard of a company changing name if a project or two are not successfully completed and they have got a bad review? A company will give extra efforts to fix the issues to ensure that the reputation is not spoilt.
Freelancers are usually independent developers or designers. So you are risking your reputation to complete one project by hiring one individual! Whereas in a company there is a team of people. So in a scenario where a developer faces some emergency or say spoils his health half way the project, a company can assign another resource to ensure that the project is delivered successfully.
So if you are looking to hire a freelancer, think twice!
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I have even seen one of the owners of an I.T company giving preference to a freelancer instead of choosing another I.T. company just to get more margins and hence earn more. But it is a short term solution. Freelancers are clearly spoiling overall market rates by providing cheap rates. What happens when an employee of your company starts freelancing on his own and starts providing the same services as you? They will hamper your business and eat into your clients. It will ultimately affect your business in long run.
Also a SME and a growing company will offer you competitive rates which might be little more than what a good freelancer would charge for good work but they will deliver a superior quality and follow a professional approach because they are working towards building not just a good portfolio but a reputation too. If a freelance developer or designer will not deliver good work, where will you complain? Freelancer will create another profile with another name and once again start getting work.
Have you ever heard of a company changing name if a project or two are not successfully completed and they have got a bad review? A company will give extra efforts to fix the issues to ensure that the reputation is not spoilt.
Freelancers are usually independent developers or designers. So you are risking your reputation to complete one project by hiring one individual! Whereas in a company there is a team of people. So in a scenario where a developer faces some emergency or say spoils his health half way the project, a company can assign another resource to ensure that the project is delivered successfully.
So if you are looking to hire a freelancer, think twice!
Feel free to get a quote and hire website designer, dedicated website developer, dedicated app developer and Hire SEO expert from Kinsh Technologies.
Sending an inquiry to get a quote wont cost anything!! So why wait? Contact Us Now!
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