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Today I actually got a contract together for CivicSpace, and started some work for one of their clients. Good stuff so far, happy to be doing it, and I actually know what I'm getting paid now. It's a slight pay cut, but it's hourly and I will potentially have a lot of hours, which could end up a pay increase. Though too many hours for too long could really suck.
On the other side of the coin, if you're interested in that experience, I set up a blog dedicated to that side of things; I didn't want to put it on my LiveJournal, and ehalseymiles is pretty specific to writing, and not coding, so...angry donuts (![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-syndicated.gif)
angry_donuts) it is.
Once I figured out how much of a commitment CivicSpace needed, I immediately turned around and said no to another contract, because the deadline was too soon and I don't think there's any way I could possibly do it. That was kind of sad, as it looked like an interesting project, but I've got too many of them on my plate. Fun fun.
On the other side of the coin, if you're interested in that experience, I set up a blog dedicated to that side of things; I didn't want to put it on my LiveJournal, and ehalseymiles is pretty specific to writing, and not coding, so...angry donuts (
angry_donuts) it is.Once I figured out how much of a commitment CivicSpace needed, I immediately turned around and said no to another contract, because the deadline was too soon and I don't think there's any way I could possibly do it. That was kind of sad, as it looked like an interesting project, but I've got too many of them on my plate. Fun fun.
