Browsing: Freelancing

According to Jobbers, in 2026, around 39% of all US workers freelanced in some way, and 63% said their choice to freelance was voluntary and not a fallback. Freelancing is certainly becoming more mainstream, especially since it gives people the freedom to work wherever they are, whenever they want.

According to Jobbers, in 2026, around 39% of all US workers freelanced in some way, and 63% said their choice to freelance was voluntary and not a fallback. Freelancing is certainly becoming more mainstream, especially since it gives people the freedom to work wherever they are, whenever they want.

According to Jobbers, in 2026, around 39% of all US workers freelanced in some way, and 63% said their choice to freelance was voluntary and not a fallback. Freelancing is certainly becoming more mainstream, especially since it gives people the freedom to work wherever they are, whenever they want.

According to Jobbers, in 2026, around 39% of all US workers freelanced in some way, and 63% said their choice to freelance was voluntary and not a fallback. Freelancing is certainly becoming more mainstream, especially since it gives people the freedom to work wherever they are, whenever they want.

According to Jobbers, in 2026, around 39% of all US workers freelanced in some way, and 63% said their choice to freelance was voluntary and not a fallback. Freelancing is certainly becoming more mainstream, especially since it gives people the freedom to work wherever they are, whenever they want.

Yes, contract and freelance opportunities in tech marketing are becoming more important in 2026, but the trend is not the same as a guaranteed hiring boom. Companies are using flexible talent to cover campaigns, launches, demand generation, content, lifecycle marketing, and marketing operations without committing to a permanent headcount. For freelancers, that creates more openings…

Roughly 39% of Americans now do freelance work in some form, and that share continues to rise. By 2027, projections suggest more than 86 million people will be working independently—over half the U.S. workforce.

Football is the ultimate team sport, and nowhere is that more evident than on defense. One player out of position can create a vulnerability that good offensive coordinators will exploit. The Pittsburgh Steelers learned that lesson the hard way last season, as those weak points repeatedly undermined an otherwise talented defense. New defensive coordinator Patrick…

We’re there when you need us. That’s the Chicago Fire Department (CFD) motto. And for my entire 26-year-plus tenure with the CFD, that’s been my duty. I have been a first responder to many of the seminal events in the city’s recent history: the fatal Lincoln Park porch collapse in 2003; the “Snowmageddon” blizzard of…