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		<title>The Care and Feeding of Freelancers</title>
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		<description>Freelancers can be bright, savvy, ornery, creative -- a thousand descriptions apply, but &apos;conformist&apos; usually isn&apos;t one of them. Here are some tips for hiring and working with freelancers, and for keeping your employees happy at the same time.</description>
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		<title>Vetting Clients For Peace of Mind</title>
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		<description>Landing a new client is a great thrill -- unless you discover he or she is dreadful to work with or fails to pay you promptly -- or pay at all. Here are some questions designed to help you prevent nasty client surprises before the hard work begins.</description>
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