2020 penned the most challenging excerpts of our personal as well as professional lives. From the nine to five work routine to the laptop on the couch no routine, life painted a major shift for everyone. The hard times did pass but left an imprint like a storm.  As businesses get back to work after an unfortunate 2020, they’re using a hybrid work model to conduct their business activities. The hybrid work model utilizes remote work and in-office work collectively and aims to make the

Freelancing makes up a massive portion of the workforce. The idea of providing independent services and working remotely has been attracting workers for a long time. However, freelancing has been boosting up in popularity in the past couple of years due to lockdowns. According to reports, freelancers are twice as hard to manage compared to in-office employees. To begin with, most freelancers reside in a different country or state from their clients. When you go looking for a freelancer on

The COVID-19 pandemic brought a wind of change as business industries were obliged to make the big shift to work from home. It can even be more challenging since everyone is confined to quarantine as an individual effort to minimize the contagion. Despite the threat of cabin fever, this new work lifestyle has gained warm appreciation from transposed employees. As cited in a study by Apollo Technical (2021), remote workers feel happy by 22% compared to those who work in the real office. It is al

Wearing masks regularly, maintaining social distance, and using sanitizer are all the new quotes of our life. COVID-19 pandemic is the responsible incident that added these elements to our life for almost a very long time. Organizations are affected at the highest stage. All the employers and the employees are managing their jobs in the new workplace known as ‘Work From Home.’  For every business, it was a massive transformation that has changed their mode of work. For many wor

Freelancers often work remotely, but like most people working from home, it has not been business as usual. If you work as a freelancer, you might have realized that the pandemic has compounded your work-related issues from a decline in freelancing assignments to delay in payments-especially where international clients are involved. With all these challenges, you can still survive after this pandemic with these four tips: 1.  Diversify your skills You need to be proactive and reach