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SIA’s Collaboration in the Gig Economy virtual conference takes place next week on Sept. 17 and 18.

Here are a few tips to overcome these challenges for a rewarding transition to freelancing.

In an increasingly crowded marketplace, you have to be the whole package.

If you’re self-employed, you’ll likely have to pay for health insurance and retirement out of pocket. However, there are ways to save your money that will benefit you immensely in the long run.

Freelancing is a great gig, but it’s not an easy one. And that’s OK, because life with a disability has taught you not to fear “not easy.” If there’s anyone up to the challenge of a freelancer’s life, it’s you.

Here’s how to overcome the common obstacles of turning a gig into a business, as told by the experts who have done just that:

Remote work is the present. Here’s what the future will hold for the global workforce.

Here is a checklist of legal and practical issues organizations should consider for a remote workforce.

Your superpower in the world is doing and taking action, but, it has become your kryptonite at home, where you need to balance that superpower with patience and the ability to remain still. 

This shift towards “digital by default” and “remote-first” structures has been cranked to its maximum capacity across the country, causing innovation to take on a new face. 

Hit pause on your instant response and take time to ask a few of the following questions before you agree to take on each job.

The trend towards remote work is expanding companies’ hiring pools, both for full-time employees and freelancers.