Public, and I work with a small team of specialists.
As far as I see it, the public sector is fairly serious and strong
transferable competencies are demanded from you. As such you tend to get
less nonsense communication with clients, you're constantly developing a
more honest expertise, and you've got more of a record in the area.
Freelance commercial work looks more exciting and higher-paid, but a lot
less reliable in terms of regularity and client attitudes. At least in
the near future I can't imagine relying on commercial work as my chief
income.
Regards,
Barney
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