It’s Tuesday evening, and your actual work is waiting. The kind that has your name on it, the kind that moves things forward. But instead of doing that work, you’re rewriting a job description for a freelance project manager you need next month. You’ve already rewritten it twice. You’re not sure it’s right. You post it anyway, to three different places, because that’s what the freelance hiring process has become: yours to manage, yours to run, yours to finish when everything’s done. So you do.
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