Anyone who has transitioned from freelance/consulting back to employment? What was the experience like?

Worked out fine for me (web dev).
Freelancing = small companies, small sized budget, rather "boring" work and routine.
Employment = medium/big companies, various tech stacks to learn, no-anxiety payments, etc.

@bert0z I seem to be in the same scenario you described, what about the time management aspect?

@hiken sometimes i miss freelancing for the flexible time management, for sure, but i think in the long run being in a collaborative/corporate work envirnoment can be better (my2cents)

@bert0z thanks for the tips

After three successful start-ups with some pretty big projects in the last one, I eventually decided to employ myself again...can't beat the benefits and day-to-day challenges...

@rodrigortz well I see your point

@hiken it's more a stage of your life and priorities kind of thing...I was in my 20's during my ventures, but by my mid 30's I was married and looking to start a family; so steady income, job security and benefits weighed more...

No, freelance is awesome. Don't wanna change this

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