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The Freelancing workshop was held on the Friday, January, 2020. The venue was Stepup IT Solutions. Workshop was conducted by the multi-talented, Mr Abu ul Hasan, fellow GCUF student, currently in the teaching field of computer science. He is an active freelance developer and adept outworker had years of experience with free lancing and has worked at Android Applications, a professional, minority owned IT service company. The process of learning is undone until you have the will to teach and carry forward; Abu ul Hasan’ success in free lancing has a lot of hard slog and he’s always eager to share the upshot with everyoneelse.

The event was conducted for the audience who is interested in free lancing. For many new freelancers (and even seasoned freelancers) who don’t have a strong referral base or a system for acquiring leads, this is one of the most challenging — and most misunderstood — aspects of the job. The workshop ought to revolve around the discussion about clients, setting your rates, writing proposals, or up-selling retainers and productised consulting.

The event was pretty well managed and had a significant turn out taking in account the efforts of the publicity team. Our versatile speaker had massed lab to speak to. The session was an interactive one, where our fellow spokesperson used his slides and web accounts to provide the basic insight to the students.

The Freelancing workshop was held on the Friday, January, 2020. The venue was Stepup IT Solutions. Workshop was conducted by the multi-talented, Mr Abu ul Hasan, fellow GCUF student, currently in the teaching field of computer science. He is an active freelance developer and adept outworker had years of experience with free lancing and has worked at Android Applications, a professional, minority owned IT service company. The process of learning is undone until you have the will to teach and carry forward; Abu ul Hasan’ success in free lancing has a lot of hard slog and he’s always eager to share the upshot with everyoneelse.

The event was conducted for the audience who is interested in free lancing. For many new freelancers (and even seasoned freelancers) who don’t have a strong referral base or a system for acquiring leads, this is one of the most challenging — and most misunderstood — aspects of the job. The workshop ought to revolve around the discussion about clients, setting your rates, writing proposals, or up-selling retainers and productised consulting.

The event was pretty well managed and had a significant turn out taking in account the efforts of the publicity team. Our versatile speaker had massed lab to speak to. The session was an interactive one, where our fellow spokesperson used his slides and web accounts to provide the basic insight to the students.