As an independent contractor providing services to Liveops and its clients, you control where, when and how you work. One way you can exercise this control is by choosing which opportunities you want to pursue.

Your work will need to meet the terms you accept in your independent contractor agreement and statements of work (SOW), which outline client campaigns and expectations. It is important to read these documents carefully.

Liveops is known for the skill-building courses and learning materials you can access to help grow your business. Be sure to note the certification course schedule associated with each opportunity. Completing these courses on schedule can help you grow your business faster.

Independent contractors can work from any quiet location with a dedicated landline phone and wired internet connection—sorry, no working from the local café. Most agents choose to work from home.

Contractors purchase and maintain their own phone, computer and any other equipment or services needed. Review our minimum technical requirements before making any purchases and save those receipts—business expenses may qualify for tax deductions. Some clients/programs have additional requirements so please review the requirements listed in each opportunity description carefully.

Independent contractors submit invoices for the services they provide. Since we are not an employer, we do not withhold taxes. A quick call to your accountant can help you understand what you need to do to report and pay the appropriate taxes on your earnings.

There are many ways contractors can get insurance coverage and save for retirement. Some agents are covered on their spouses’ plans. Others get coverage through their state's health insurance marketplace.

Many contractors use their Liveops business for supplemental income. An accountant can help you understand any income limits that might apply to your situation so you can choose an opportunity that fits your needs.

You wouldn’t keep using a plumber who showed up late, was unprepared or just didn’t meet your expectations, right? Our clients feel the same way. Successful contractors take their business seriously, are at their best on every call and keep all communications professional.