Obviously, you’ll want to handle some of the more sensitive work like client email and anything containing financial or personal information yourself; at the very least, you’ll want to keep this work to yourself until you’ve learned that you can trust your subcontractors implicitly.
The kind of work you’ll want to outsource to begin with are jobs which don’t require access to sensitive information or much, if any client contact. You’ll also want to keep these tasks smaller in scope until you know that your subcontractors are capable of producing quality work within your schedule. However, jobs like writing articles, reports and content for newsletters, putting together presentations and doing research for you are all good candidates for outsourcing.
Before assigning any of your subcontractors work for your clients, it’s very important to [Not to worry, my friend. Although the rest of this article is protected for Club Member - Free Content members only. You can easily join the Productivity Club or login to read the remaining content. Club Member level is always FREE.]
