FreeLancerPls_AsAMouseTrap_FirAnyaSvyatKsyusha

1.

(There was a survey, no need to dig in)
Freelance
Like a mousetrap
By - Fir / Anya / Svyat / Ksyusha

2.

(Spoilers for summary)
Stuff
ahead
Why we chosen this topic
What's up with freelance
Survey & results
Freelance tips
#FreeLancer

3.

(Short story about “why”)
THIS IS OLEG
Oleg works in the office and he likes
everything about it
#FreeLancer

4.

5.

(Short story about “why”)
OH NO…
Because of AI Oleg as fired from his job
in the office.. Oh nooo…
What will Oleg do now?
#FreeLancer

6.

7.

(Short story about “why”)
Never
give up
Oleg chosen to work in freelance,
by picking up orders from strangers
This is Oleg now, how do you feel about
it? Is it success?
#FreeLancer

8.

(Just about “why”)
JOKES aside
Our group decided to write specifically
about freelancing because we've dealt
with freelancing and understand how
ass it is.
#FreeLancer

9.

(Just about “why”)
JOKES aside
Our group decided to write specifically
about freelancing because we've dealt
with freelancing and understand how
ass it is.
#FreeLancer

10.

(Just “why”)
Why Trap?
Freelancing often looks like the dream
job: no boss, flexible hours, and the
freedom to work in pajamas.
But behind this glamorous image hides
a very serious danger: deadlines that
multiply like rabbits, clients who write at
midnight, and a laptop that slowly
becomes your new landlord.
#FreeLancer

11.

(Survey about freelance)
We made
A survey for it
Here’s results that we got

12.

(Survey about freelance)
survey
It included 4 multiple-choice questions:
Do you think freelancing is a convenient way
to work?
What seems most attractive about
freelancing?
What scares you most about freelancing?
Would you like to work as a freelancer?
#FreeLancer

13.

(Survey about freelance)
results
The results were predictable and rather
banal. From question #2, for example, we
could create a clear chart of why people
want to work freelance
But even these choices are shattered by
reality.
#FreeLancer

14.

(Survey about freelance)
results
The results were predictable and rather
banal. From question #2, for example, we
could create a clear chart of why people
want to work freelance
But even these choices are shattered by
reality.
#FreeLancer

15.

(Survey about freelance)
Results*
People want to freelance mostly
because of the flexible schedule, but
more often than not, the client will
squeeze every drop of energy out of you
and set the most abject deadlines
Working from home is a plus, of course,
but you soon realize that without
anyone to motivate you, you become
lazy
#FreeLancer

16.

Advertisement
moment

17.

18.

19.

(freelance hacks and tips)
Some
Tips
Advertisement
moment
Set fixed working hours. Even freelancers
need a schedule, or work will spread into
every hour of the day.
Do not accept every order. Too many
projects can quickly lead to burnout and
lower-quality work.
#FreeLancer #Please

20.

(freelance hacks and tips)
Some
Tips
Set fixed working hours. Even freelancers
need a schedule, or work will spread into
every hour of the day.
Do not accept every order. Too many
projects can quickly lead to burnout and
lower-quality work.
#FreeLancer #Please

21.

(freelance hacks and tips)
Some
Tips
Set fixed working hours. Even freelancers
need a schedule, or work will spread into
every hour of the day.
Do not accept every order. Too many
projects can quickly lead to burnout and
lower-quality work.
#FreeLancer #Please

22.

(freelance hacks and tips)
Some
Tips
Build a financial safety cushion. This helps
during months when clients disappear
like ghosts.
Separate work from personal life. A clear
boundary reduces stress and helps
protect mental health.
#FreeLancer #Please #Pls

23.

(You can do it to the end!! I believe in you)
a summary
of everything that just happened
I'll repeat it just once.

24.

(freelance hacks and tips)
Some
Tips
Set fixed working hours. Even freelancers
need a schedule, or work will spread into
every hour of the day.
Do not accept every order. Too many
projects can quickly lead to burnout and
lower-quality work.
#FreeLancer #Please
1

25.

(freelance hacks and tips)
Some
Tips
Set fixed working hours. Even freelancers
need a schedule, or work will spread into
every hour of the day.
Do not accept every order. Too many
projects can quickly lead to burnout and
lower-quality work.
#FreeLancer #Please
2

26.

(freelance hacks and tips)
Some
Tips
Set fixed working hours. Even freelancers
need a schedule, or work will spread into
every hour of the day.
Do not accept every order. Too many
projects can quickly lead to burnout and
lower-quality work.
#FreeLancer #Please
3

27.

(freelance hacks and tips)
Some
Tips
Set fixed working hours. Even freelancers
need a schedule, or work will spread into
every hour of the day.
Do not accept every order. Too many
projects can quickly lead to burnout and
lower-quality work.
#FreeLancer #Please
go

28.

(There was a survey, no need to dig in)
Freelance
Like a mousetrap
By - Fir / Anya / Svyat / Ksyusha

29.

(Spoilers for summary)
Stuff
ahead
Why we chosen this topic
What's up with freelance
Survey & results
Freelance tips
#FreeLancer

30.

(Short story about “why”)
THIS IS OLEG
Oleg works in the office and he likes
everything about it
#FreeLancer

31.

32.

(Short story about “why”)
OH NO…
Because of AI Oleg as fired from his job
in the office.. Oh nooo…
What will Oleg do now?
#FreeLancer

33.

34.

(Short story about “why”)
Never
give up
Oleg chosen to work in freelance,
by picking up orders from strangers
This is Oleg now, how do you feel about
it? Is it success?
#FreeLancer

35.

(Just about “why”)
JOKES aside
Our group decided to write specifically
about freelancing because we've dealt
with freelancing and understand how
ass it is.
#FreeLancer

36.

(Just about “why”)
JOKES aside
Our group decided to write specifically
about freelancing because we've dealt
with freelancing and understand how
ass it is.
#FreeLancer

37.

(Just “why”)
Why Trap?
Freelancing often looks like the dream
job: no boss, flexible hours, and the
freedom to work in pajamas.
But behind this glamorous image hides
a very serious danger: deadlines that
multiply like rabbits, clients who write at
midnight, and a laptop that slowly
becomes your new landlord.
#FreeLancer

38.

(Survey about freelance)
We made
A survey for it
Here’s results that we got

39.

(Survey about freelance)
survey
It included 4 multiple-choice questions:
Do you think freelancing is a convenient way
to work?
What seems most attractive about
freelancing?
What scares you most about freelancing?
Would you like to work as a freelancer?
#FreeLancer

40.

(Survey about freelance)
results
The results were predictable and rather
banal. From question #2, for example, we
could create a clear chart of why people
want to work freelance
But even these choices are shattered by
reality.
#FreeLancer

41.

(Survey about freelance)
results
The results were predictable and rather
banal. From question #2, for example, we
could create a clear chart of why people
want to work freelance
But even these choices are shattered by
reality.
#FreeLancer

42.

(Survey about freelance)
Results*
People want to freelance mostly
because of the flexible schedule, but
more often than not, the client will
squeeze every drop of energy out of you
and set the most abject deadlines
Working from home is a plus, of course,
but you soon realize that without
anyone to motivate you, you become
lazy
#FreeLancer

43.

Advertisement
moment

44.

45.

(freelance hacks and tips)
Some
Tips
Advertisement
moment
Set fixed working hours. Even freelancers
need a schedule, or work will spread into
every hour of the day.
Do not accept every order. Too many
projects can quickly lead to burnout and
lower-quality work.
#FreeLancer #Please

46.

(freelance hacks and tips)
Some
Tips
Set fixed working hours. Even freelancers
need a schedule, or work will spread into
every hour of the day.
Do not accept every order. Too many
projects can quickly lead to burnout and
lower-quality work.
#FreeLancer #Please

47.

(freelance hacks and tips)
Some
Tips
Build a financial safety cushion. This helps
during months when clients disappear
like ghosts.
Separate work from personal life. A clear
boundary reduces stress and helps
protect mental health.
#FreeLancer #Please #Pls

48.

(freelance hacks and tips)
Some
Tips
Summary end.
Set fixed working hours. Even freelancers
need a schedule, or work will spread into
every hour of the day.
Do not accept every order. Too many
projects can quickly lead to burnout and
lower-quality work.
#FreeLancer #Please

49.

(Presentation summary #2)
JOKES aside
Pros: flexible schedule, working from
home, choosing your own projects
Cons: unstable income, stress,
overworking, client hunting
#LancerIsFree!! #RunForYourLife

50.

(Presentation summary #3)
JOKES aside
Survey result: most people like freedom
more than high income
Main problem: work and personal life mix
together too easily
Final idea: freelancing works only when
discipline is stronger than the temptation
to “just answer one more message”

51.

That’s all
I guess