These days, freelancers know what they want, and they’re not afraid to hold out until they get it.
In 2020, traditional office workers got a taste of what freedom is like.
The hiring game has changed. And if companies want to survive, they’re going to need to change, too.
In a typical office environment, there is at least one dreaded job responsibility. At least for most workers.
Picture this: it’s 2020 and you’re a company executive with a staff of about 200 employees.
In a digital, post-pandemic world, survival for startups is tough and finding the right talent to avoid sudden death isn’t easy.
Technology has led to wonderful efficiencies – we literally have access to any type of information (and we mean any) in our pockets.
When Amazon founder and former CEO Jeff Bezos self-financed his post-divorce space tour, he received nearly as much media coverage in one day as the topic of climate change received in all of 2020.
