
February 2018: Month in review
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For years, freelancers were like the wallflowers at a corporate dance—the ones standing in the corner of the gym while full-time employees took center stage. But times have changed. Today, businesses are recognizing that freelancers aren’t just an emergency backup but a dynamic part of the team, stepping onto the dance floor and helping companies stay agile, innovative, and competitive.
A recent report by Fiverr International (NYSE: FVRR) highlights this shift, revealing that 72% of business leaders didn’t have a clear plan for workforce transitions during layoffs. As a result, many turned to freelancers, not just to keep the music playing but to choreograph new moves for long-term success.
Freelancers have moved from the sidelines into the spotlight, proving they’re an essential part of a company’s workforce strategy. According to the survey, 69% of executives hired freelancers post-layoff, with another 29% planning to do so within the next year. The increasing reliance on flexible talent demonstrates that businesses now see freelancers as more than just short-term fixes.
By inviting freelancers onto the dance floor, businesses can:
To make the most of freelancers, businesses need to ensure they move in sync with full-time employees. Here’s how to keep the partnership smooth:
Freelancers are no longer waiting on the sidelines—they are now essential dance partners in business success. As highlighted in Fiverr’s survey, companies increasingly recognize that blending freelance talent with full-time employees creates a stronger, more resilient workforce. By embracing this flexible model, businesses can ensure they keep moving forward—gracefully, strategically, and in perfect rhythm with their goals.
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