In a world where multifaceted careers are becoming increasingly commonplace, SEO professionals are no exception. They often find themselves in the grey area of wanting to pursue freelance opportunities while being employed full-time. In this episode, experts Mark A Preston and Josh Peacock candidly discuss the complexities surrounding this emerging trend, providing a balanced viewpoint that caters to both employers and employees.
As they delve deeper, Mark and Josh highlight the necessity for clear guidelines and transparent communication between employers and employees embarking on this path. They share real-life instances, including a notable scenario involving an SEO director branching out into consultancy. The conversation steers towards the potential benefits that can accrue from this arrangement, given that it fosters learning and could potentially bring value to the company, while also emphasizing the potential pitfalls of not maintaining an open dialogue with the employer.
Whether you're an SEO professional contemplating freelance work or an employer seeking to address this growing trend, this episode serves as a vital resource offering a nuanced perspective on navigating the intricacies of balancing a full-time job with freelance engagements. Tune in for a comprehensive discussion that not only sheds light on the intricacies of this delicate balance but also offers guidance on fostering a mutually beneficial arrangement.
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