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Web development: How do I find consultants who are busy and need part time assistant-level help?
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Anna Lundberg, Branding & marketing strategy expert, Business Mentoring | Personal branding | Ex-P&G answered:

One good platform for this is LinkedIn. You can search based on people’s job titles and get quite targeted in your approach. I’ve recently had quite a few proposals coming in from personal and virtual assistants, both individuals and companies. I’m not looking for this kind of support at the moment but I will keep their details on file for future reference.

You can also offer your services on freelancer platforms like Upwork, applying to job postings that fit your expertise and the job scope that you’re looking for. There are opportunities here for web development support on projects where they maybe just need an extra pair of hands.

In the meantime, how can you build your confidence so that you can take on bigger projects in the future, if that’s something that you would like to do? Is it a question of filling your skills gaps, getting more projects under your belt, or simply having more time to consolidate your knowledge?

Get in touch if you’d like to discuss the specifics of your skills and experience and how you can best move forward in your career.

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