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The biggest challenge independent contractors face isn’t talent or experience—it’s consistency. You already have the project management skills, the problem-solving ability, and the strategic mindset t...

One of the biggest mistakes project managers make when transitioning into independent contracting is accepting the first offer without negotiating.

If you’ve spent years in a salaried position, you m...

Most project managers moving into independent contracting start their search the same way they’ve always found work—by scrolling job boards and applying to recruiter listings. It makes sense. That’s h...

For years, you followed the corporate path. You earned certifications, led teams, and delivered high-stakes projects. You built a solid reputation as a project manager. But what if the career security...

If you’ve spent years delivering complex projects, leading cross-functional teams, and juggling timelines, marketing yourself might feel... unnatural. Most senior project managers are comfortable bein...

Most independent contractors have faced this dilemma: You quote a price that feels safe—low enough to secure the client—but as the project progresses, you realize you’ve committed to far more work tha...