Ask Is it common for new freelancers to take any job they can get just to build experience?

When you are starting out with little to no track record, it can feel like you have to say yes to almost everything just to get some work history behind your name. Some new freelancers take low-paying jobs or work outside their preferred area just to fill their portfolio with something. It makes sense as a short-term move, but it can also set a low standard that becomes hard to move away from later. Others say it is better to be selective from the beginning, even if it means waiting longer for the right client. What do you think is the smarter approach for someone just getting started?
 

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