Originally posted by d000hg
View Post
Even in the case of the gigs through agencies, the clients weren't necessarily expecting me to go in to their office. Whether that's to do with my CV or how I come across at interviews/sales pitches or just luck, I really don't know. There are only two occasions where I've explicitly done something to get more WFH:-
1. I offered a rate differential and that resulted in WFH about 75% of the time
2. A couple of weeks into a 3-monther in London, I broke my ankle playing football, so finished the contract WFH. At renewal time, even though my leg was fine by then, I said "I'm happy to renew but only if I can WFH. I've proved for the last 2 months that I hardly need to be in at all" and they went for that.
How about yourself?
Comment