One thing that worries many freelancers is starting a job and then not getting paid at the end. This can happen when there is no clear agreement or when trust is too high at the beginning. Some people use contracts, which are written agreements that explain what both sides must do. Others ask for part payment before starting. What steps do you take to protect your work and your time, so you do not end up working for free?
Ask How do you protect yourself if a client decides they do not want to pay after you start working?
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