Hi Spenser,

Exactly! And, really, if you can remember too, it’s great to treat every interaction like that — you never know who could end up being a client or referring you to one.

Thanks for commenting!
Nicki

Hi Renee,

You definitely could, that just makes you responsible for their output and their relationship with the client. If they don’t produce to the level the client wants or if they’re bad about communication or they miss a deadline or anything like that, then it’s your problem, too. Obviously, you would hope/expect that things like this wouldn’t happen…but you never know. Personally, I don’t like to take that kind of a risk with my professional reputation. But you definitely could do it if it’s a writer or designer you trust a great deal. There are also some tax implications with subcontracting work, so be sure to talk to an accountant or licensed tax preparation professional if you decide to do it.

Thanks for commenting!
Nicki