Turning Down Work
As a freelancer, there are times when one has to make choices: choices about which companies to work for, which products lines to apply for work on, and which creators to work with to name but a few. There are even times when, if one is blessed, one has to make choices about which jobs to work on and which to turn down.
I've rarely been in a position in my writing work to have to choose which jobs to turn down. For whatever reason - most of them personally unflattering to consider - I have not had publishers beating down my door to get me to work with them. However, there are still times when a project just doesn't feel right so I turn it down -- in the most polite way possible. Case in point: at GenCon a number of years ago...
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I've rarely been in a position in my writing work to have to choose which jobs to turn down. For whatever reason - most of them personally unflattering to consider - I have not had publishers beating down my door to get me to work with them. However, there are still times when a project just doesn't feel right so I turn it down -- in the most polite way possible. Case in point: at GenCon a number of years ago...
To read the rest of this post, please visit:
http://billbodden.com/2020/06/08/turn...
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