Working as a Freelance Trainer Lecturer salaries in India

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I work for multiple clients. So no fixed work culture . Only working from home has started. Diverse projects give lot of exposure. lot of time to learn and grow. Work life balance is also good.

Dislikes

Sometimes clients pay less and and not on time. Also lot of fly by night operators makes one to be alert and choose carefully

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It is quite satisfying always to speak to and train youngsters. Especially when I train at colleges, I feel it much exciting. Most of the institutions must understand the importance of soft skills in a much better perspective.

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The value of a soft skills trainer is much abundant than what is seen when we are looked at, as lecturers ..in simple, nothing can be disliked by us but the more trainings the students r put into the more they r going to achieve

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I make my rules and ensure to follow it too. Work and Life are not treated separate entities...I can learn and earn with many organizations and entities...so it's a blessing to be able to enjoy the different cultures and environments while working..

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This a business and hence there is no fixed source of income...sometimes the business is steady while sometimes its tough...can't depend on one line of business...need the payments on time

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I was working in Asian freelancing as a data entry Operator, ms word,etc. while working on it I got some of the knowledge about it, and my type skills also improved,if you want to do some of the work make sure that it is company is true or not ,. it may take time to understand but when you know about the short keys it will be easier then you were thinking.

Likes

Training at multiple sites and location can be conducted if done with proper time management. So maximum outreach and opportunity to earn also increases.

Dislikes

The work availability is very limited access to many locations are under rated because of non availability of information and sometimes fund disbursement is complicated and time lagging.