How to create long lasting relationships with freelancers
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The document provides tips for creating long-lasting relationships with freelancers. It recommends having a clear process for finding and evaluating freelancers, focusing on open communication to understand their motivations and giving compliments, hiring based on both qualifications and personality fit, paying freelancers more than just money by providing support and guidance, giving detailed initial instructions that become less detailed over time, being informal and flexible rather than rigidly formal in communications and work styles, and recognizing that freelancers have lives outside the work.
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