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freelance life, the future of work, and blended teams with Brea Starmer - Lions & Tigers
Episode 102

freelance life, the future of work, and blended teams with Brea Starmer - Lions & Tigers

the weekly seattle · RC Productions

March 8, 202635m 41s

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Show Notes

We're talking about how the workforce is changing and what that means for Seattle. In this episode we talk about why 40% of the American workforce is now freelance and will be 50% by 2027. We talk about how to find your first clients, what companies get wrong about blended teams, and why the "stability" of a W-2 job might be a myth. We also dig into the data on women leaving the workforce and what organizations can actually do about it. All of this and your top news stories!

Top Stories:

1. Microsoft now requires 3 days a week in office

2. Amazon invests $50 billion into OpenAI (& the government drama)

3. The future (now) of work

New federal contractor rule

Why some employees aren't taking PTO despite experiencing burnout

Hybrid Workplace Playbook by Lions & Tigers

About Brea Starmer — CEO & Founder, Lions & Tigers:

Brea started Lions & Tigers seven years ago after being laid off while seven months pregnant. She has built the company into a flexible fractional workforce firm serving everyone from startups to enterprise clients, headquartered in Bellevue, WA. She is also a former PSBJ 40 Under 40. Learn more at lionsandtigers.com

About host Rachel Horgan:

Rachel is an independent event producer, emcee and entrepreneur. She worked for the Business Journal for 5 years as their Director of Events interviewing business leaders on stage before launching the weekly podcast. She earned her communication degree from the University of San Diego.

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