Have trouble deciding on your remote work tools? In an accelerated world that demands high performance, highly productive and highly effective work, we find ourselves caught in the middle of a variety and complexity of work platforms and remote access tools. This might hold any remote worker or freelancer back from deciding on proper tools
Walder is a sound designer, senior music producer, video editor, and sound engineer born in Argentina 47 years ago. He has been working for 32 years continuously as a composer, songwriter, music producer, recording, mixing, and mastering engineer. In this interview, he shared his background, how he manages his life as a freelancer and his future
Princess is a lawyer and a writer. She is very interested in social development and social justice. She loves podcasts and she is also a passionate voice-over artist. Her mission in all that she does is to make an impact and develop meaningful collaborations. We virtually flew to Nigeria to meet her and let her
Purposeful people – real added value in the workplace? Or just an identity myth for social networks? Tell people you work with, especially those you do not know so well, that you are interested in doing good, helping others, standing up for those less fortunate than you, being a global citizen or just caring about
By Julian Borra – long-time creative strategic consultant, WFI beard and co-author of NYT Bestseller Liferider with Laird Hamilton, the legendary big wave surfer. If you freelance on a global talent platform then here’s to your courageous pioneering self. You are one of the billions out there riding a global wave of dynamic freelance opportunity
Executive Coach but first of all Humanist. We love how Marie presents herself as a professional. Empathy and understanding are at the forefront. We had the chance to gather her story, experience, and what inspires her most in her daily life. Check the full interview. Marie, what is your area of expertise? I am a
Exploring the title and language maze of freelancers, contract workers, on-demand talent, part-time workers and gig economists, to find out what is, after all, the name of the freelance game. Sticks and Stones What’s in a name? Does it matter? Well, to some people it matters a lot – and to others, not at all.
Creative writing, digital marketing, and filmmaking are among the main areas of focus for Fayia, a freelancer based in Sierra Leone. In fact, one of the most fascinating aspects of Fayia is his many interests and his commitment to giving back to his community: to create knowledge and opportunities. We had the chance organise an
