Subcontractors/Freelancers
Benefits
- You hire a subcontractor for a specific project, so expenses are limited to the contract.
- You don't have to pay salaries, benefits, or offer company perks.
- You have a medium-level say over their work tasks.
- You're hiring a professional who knows their craft and don't have to provide too much oversight.
Disadvantages
- They might not be the best fit for your company or project.
- They might leave for another hire at a higher rate if they don't want to work with you long-term.
- They work with multiple clients and can't devote their full focus to your project.
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