Navigating the gig economy
How independent contractors differ from third-party vendors
January 19, 2023
How independent contractors differ from third-party vendors
January 19, 2023
Independent contractors or 1099 workers have become commonplace in most industries. But choosing an independent contractor is not the same as working with a third-party vendor. As a company looking to hire technicians, it’s essential to understand the differences.
Unlike third-party vendors, independent contractors have a direct relationship with companies. Advantages of choosing independent contractors include the ability to:
Independent contractors are dedicated professionals who choose to work independently to enjoy greater work-life balance, flexibility, and autonomy.
According to a recent study by Radius Insights of nearly 900 on-demand technicians:
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