#25 Enid Zafran: Indexing in the early 2000s and the transition to full-time freelance indexer

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Freelance Indexer Exchange

Michelle Guiliano of Line by Line Indexing

34 episodes

2 months ago

As a freelance indexer, do you sometimes feel like you are over-accommodating to clients? In this episode, Michelle talks about her own "over-accommodating" tendencies and how she overcomes them. If you have any "over-accommodating" scenarios that you would like Michelle to discuss in a future episode, contact Michelle through the Exchange Box. Here are the links mentioned in this episode: Link to the rate calculator in Indexer IndexLink to the fake newspaper ads mentioned at the ...

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#25 Enid Zafran: Indexing in the early 2000s and the transition to full-time freelance indexer

Freelance Indexer Exchange

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1 year ago

#25 Enid Zafran: Indexing in the early 2000s and the transition to full-time freelance indexer

In this episode, Enid Zafran talks about her transition from Director of Indexing Services at BNA and the reasons behind the move to full self-employment as a freelance indexer. She also shares her experiences as chief of publications at the American Society for Indexing. Links to other episodes in the series with Enid: #18 Enid Zafran: Indexing in the 1970s and early 1980s #20 Enid Zafran: Indexing Services at the Bureau of National Affairs from 1990 to 2002 #22 Enid Zafran: The Growth of ...