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Medical Editing and Writing
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Caitlin McDonald
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Career & Money |
9th Nov 07 |
2 comments
I have long promised to write about how I got started as a medical editing and writing consultant. I wish I could say that it would be as easy (knock on wood) for everyone as it has been for me. However, in retrospect,...
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Compromise in Consulting
Written by
Caitlin McDonald
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Your Business |
9th Nov 07 |
1 comment
My fees are my fees. This is what I state, but this is not always how I operate. What do you do, as a consultant, when a project runs hours over what you initially estimated, and it is not your fault, but the fault...
3 votes so far
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The Asshole Fee
Written by
Caitlin McDonald
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Career & Money |
9th Sep 07 |
9 comments
Yes, you read that right. The Asshole Fee. What, you might ask, is an Asshole Fee? I developed it after I had been consulting for awhile. I will start by saying that 99.9% of my clients are fabulous. But every once...
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Before you send that resume...
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SoftwareMom
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Career & Money |
12th Jul 07 |
3 comments
It will soon be two years since I made the difficult decision to leave my almost-dream job – team-lead/manager of an embedded software engineering group at a small company – to stay home and enjoy the early...
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