Let’s be honest: who among us hasn’t thought about leaving their 9-to-5 and giving the freelance lifestyle a try? …

Everyone who has made the leap from a traditional 9-to-5 job to freelancing can probably relate to the liberating feeling of the first weeks. And while it is an exciting career switch, eventually you might also feel the uncertainty of finding enough work. While you happily dropped daily commutes, dress…

At Scribbr, every new year seems to be even better than the last. Our team keeps getting more awesome, we learn more, and the accomplishments become greater. …

And why I think every employer can benefit from offering remote work — Ever since I was introduced to the world of freelancing through my role as a community manager for 500+ freelance editors, I’ve followed the remote work trend with a curious and a jealous eye. With digital nomads influencing us 9-to-5 office workers to believe that their lives are more exciting…

Your fingers tingle when you see a typo in a restaurant menu and you bite your tongue when your friend asks if you can borrow her that pencil. Welcome to the (sometimes unpopular) club of language nerds. …

As a community manager, my daily tasks involve many social interactions with our freelance editors, such as onboarding new community members and bringing the community together for social events. …

Everyone struggles with unplugging from work from time to time, especially when it gets really busy. …

As you take your first steps into the freelance world, it will soon dawn on you that from now on, you’re not only an editor, but also a CEO, marketer, secretary and accountant. Undoubtedly, the most dreaded tasks for many freelancer editors are managing finances and filing taxes. …

Freelancing can be an isolating way of working. While traditional employees are surrounded by people every day by default, working remotely means having to make deliberate efforts to connect with people. …