When you work with a client, and hand him the bill its not just for the services rendered but also for the extra overheads. Also its quite normal that if you have your own business you will need to spend time on paperwork, accounting etc. But it should not be a case where you spend 10 hours on clients and 50 hours on support in a week.IgnacioValls said:One more question, how about the time can't be prove with a letter from clients?
For example i can be spending 20 hours per week with a client, but other 40 promoting my business, paperwork, accounting... how to prove that?
Other example, open a company in August and get first customer that give you +30 hours week work in November. How about the time working from August to November? can't count as work experience?
Thanks
Show your work history with Agreements, Bills raised for services delivered, receipt copies, bank statements (that tally that payments from receipts for bills were actually put in a bank account). It would be great if you got letters from clients as well