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Here’s a new curated open directory of European freelancers at your service.
- Business & Finance / 24
- Crafts & Trades / 2
- Creative & Arts / 10
- Development & Tech / 63
- Engineering & Industry / 6
- Graphics & Design / 17
- Languages & Translation / 23
- Legal & Accounting / 6
- Lifestyle & Support / 4
- Marketing & Sales / 32
- Training & Education / 15
- Writing & Content / 9
Our Members
Martin Kolar
front-end coder, developer and consultant of e-commerce sites, websites and web apps — Advanced front-end coding focused mainly on speed (loading times, data transfers, JavaScript performance), producing HTML5/CSS3/JavaScript templates fine-tuned to perfection. Front-end consulting support, code reviews, mentoring, and supervision.
Petr Loucka
copywriter, copyeditor, English-Czech translator and proofreader — Copywriter, editor and translator of Czech and English texts for numerous European and international companies including nonprofits, such as the world-renowned TED. University degree in philology and literature, Certificate in Advanced English (CAE).
Lenka Musilova
patent attorney specialized in trademarks and design protection — Consulting for intellectual property protection. Representation for TM registrations in European countries and EUIPO (for European trade marks). Monitoring new TM applications, registration disputes, etc. University degree in Industrial property.
Pavel Kaspar
PR consultant specialized in public and media relations — Smart PR and media strategies across dozens of media channels and touchpoints, since 2006. Full service includes public and media relations, marketing and advertising, social media, copywriting, media production, and event management.
Tomas Jacik
Linux administrator, web developer, and consultant — Wide range of services server administration, web development, eshop management and ecommerce solutions: Boosting performance, speeding up applications, optimization of older apps, security improvements, complete server management, and more.
Jakub Res
English–Czech translator, interpreter and copywriter, specialized in business, law, and marketing — Providing a full range of linguistic services to businesses and law firms in Czech and English: interpretation and translation (including sworn public service certification), transcreation, copywriting and localizations of apps and websites.
Anna Frajtova
graphic designer and illustrator — Over 25 years of experience with creating graphic designs, illustrations, websites and printed materials appealing to people in your target audience. Full-scale services including brand identity design, web and mobile apps, packaging, books, etc.
Highlights
News & Updates
YesterdayINCLUDING HOBBIES
When updating your professional profiles or CVs, the mention of hobbies can be a double-edged sword, says Jenny Holliday. Historically, hobbies were used to give a personal touch and showcase other skills. However, they can also serve as distractions or even become embarrassing if not chosen carefully.
Instead of listing 'hobbies,' which can seem immature, consider framing them as 'interests and achievements' to maintain a professional tone. It’s important to reflect on whether these interests are relevant to your work and if they truly reflect skills that add value to your professional profile.
LONGEVITY PRACTICE
Speaking of longevity science, the practice is what makes a master, right? One of them is undoubtedly the legendary investor Edward Thorp. At 91, he’s jogging, doing pushups, playing tennis, and thinking strategically about extending his lifespan even further. In a rare Bloomberg interview (worth registering to get behind the paywall), Thorp describes his regimen and outlines his take on risk prevention, arguably the cornerstone of his longevity practice. Indeed, most freelancers can benefit from his career-spanning insights.