[TASK] Update on going freelance as field service technician

I worked for a large OEM for over 12 years, this year I went freelance.

Was a bit nervous if it would work or not, especially losing the support of the OEM when issues crop up.

But actually the customers have been very keen to work together as it's much cheaper for them rather than going through the OEM.

March was a decent month, hopefully continue this, what I really enjoy is not having to go to the boring office after the mission is complete.

I was also feeling that companies are becoming more strict with rules and removing benefits, we would always fly premium economy but now they have changed to economy to cut costs.

Anyone else having some issues working with OEM and want to go freelance?

Would like some advice on the freelance life as I have only been doing it for a few months.

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u/B0zzzzzz — 8 hours ago

Industrial field service freelance rather than OEM

I worked for a large OEM for over 12 years, this year I went freelance.

Was a bit nervous if it would work or not, especially losing the support of the OEM when issues crop up.

But actually the customers have been very keen to work together as it's much cheaper for them rather than going through the OEM.

March was a decent month, hopefully continue this, what I really enjoy is not having to go to the boring office after the mission is complete.

I was also feeling that companies are becoming more strict with rules and removing benefits, we would always fly premium economy but now they have changed to economy to cut costs.

Anyone else having some issues working with OEM and want to go freelance?

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u/B0zzzzzz — 14 hours ago

[TASK] Update on going freelance as field service technician

I worked for a large OEM for over 12 years, this year I went freelance.

Was a bit nervous if it would work or not, especially losing the support of the OEM when issues crop up.

But actually the customers have been very keen to work together as it's much cheaper for them rather than going through the OEM.

March was a decent month, hopefully continue this, what I really enjoy is not having to go to the boring office after the mission is complete.

I was also feeling that companies are becoming more strict with rules and removing benefits, we would always fly premium economy but now they have changed to economy to cut costs.

Anyone else having some issues working with OEM and want to go freelance?

Would like some advice on the freelance life as I have only been doing it for a few months.

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u/B0zzzzzz — 16 hours ago
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Update on going freelance

I worked for a large OEM for over 12 years, this year I went freelance.

Was a bit nervous if it would work or not, especially losing the support of the OEM when issues crop up.

But actually the customers have been very keen to work together as it's much cheaper for them rather than going through the OEM.

March was a decent month, hopefully continue this, what I really enjoy is not having to go to the boring office after the mission is complete.

I was also feeling that companies are becoming more strict with rules and removing benefits, we would always fly premium economy but now they have changed to economy to cut costs.

Anyone else having some issues working with OEM and want to go freelance?

Would like some advice on the freelance life as I have only been doing it for a few months.

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u/B0zzzzzz — 16 hours ago