By mbcrump
via geekswithblogs.net
Published: Jul 31 2010 / 21:43
I believe that every developer that works for someone has at least thought of becoming an Independent Developer at some point in his/her career. If I had to sum up the reason why, I’d pick these:
1. The freedom to pick the projects that you work on.
2. The ability to avoid worthless meetings.
3. Saying goodbye to incompetent co-workers.
4. Being able to do the project the ‘right’ way. (Which is typically your way - hopefully)
5. Getting the full reward for the skills you possess. I’m talking money here.
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