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by Dale Davidson
It may suprise you to learn that I'm considering getting a W2 job.
My wife and I are planning a move to the Pacific Northwest to be closer to her ...
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by Dale Davidson
I get calls from recruiters about various govenrment contracting gigs quite a bit.
When I'm not particularly interested in a role, I just tell the...
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by Dale Davidson
You know that everyone should have an emergency fund.
It's particularly important as a 1099, because there will be times when you don't have any b...
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by Dale Davidson
When I got my first 1099 gig, I didn't worry about logos or websites or any of the normal admin marketing stuff.
Honestly I don't think you eve...
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by Dale Davidson
When I got my first 1099 gig, it was awesome!
I made more money, took Friday's off, and felt like Leonard Dicaprio's character in Titanic: "I'm on...
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by Dale Davidson
I started learning about business in 2010, mostly by reading various business books and business-adjacent books.
What has been fun for me over the...
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by Dale Davidson
I asked a reader what the best thing was about becoming a 1099.
He is in the middle of his first 1099 gig so I thought he'd have some good insight...
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by Dale Davidson
Over the last year I received e-mails from about ten different companies asking if I was interested in a position for a "Senior Tableau Admini...
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by Dale Davidson
It’s important to make a little progress every day if you’re planning on going 1099.
Here’s something you can do in five minutes or less: calcula...
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by Dale Davidson
When I was a kid I liked to play a video game called Mario Kart 64 with my friends. It's a racing game with characters from the Mario universe.
I...
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by Dale Davidson
At my last company, I was bored at work quite a bit so I spent a lot of time researching the world of " travel hacking ," which is basically the i...
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by Dale Davidson
You ever plan to have guests over and then the day of you’re frantically cleaning the house?
Well, that’s how most people, including myself, attem...
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