Working in an agency or as a freelancer means one has a greater degree of flexibility when it comes to certain working arrragements. However, when certain client starts being intolerable, being able to call all the shots proves to be a puffery. This survey aims to identify, from popular voting, the most intolerable client behaviours.
The minified global economy presented opportunities that see scores of brave talents inundating the overlap of work and home[i].
As Infocommunications Media Development Authority (IMDA), Singapore, joins forces with different government agencies to improve and uphold standards in the procurement of freelance services[ii], the truth is out: Calling all the shots at work is just puffery.
From one third-party to another – be it an agency or a freelancer, there is nothing more frustrating and challenging than a toxic client who compromises work quality and risks reputation built with sweat and tears.
While professionalism always gets the better of us, what exactly are the toxic behaviours that are deemed intolerable? Take the quick survey here and let us know.
[i]Straits Time, Freelance of jobs in Singapore on the rise, 26 Feb 2017[ii]Channel News Asia, Singapore to better support media professionals, freelancers, 6 Mar 2017
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