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#326 The Rise of the Fractional Workforce

EPISODE · Feb 17, 2026 · 32 MIN

#326 The Rise of the Fractional Workforce

from Embracing Digital Transformation

Are we going back to pre-industrial revolution, the Fractional Workforce! In this episode of Embracing Digital Transformation, Dr. Darren is joined by Elizabeth Eiss, a gig-economy expert and fractional-worker evangelist. Together, they examine the rise of fractional work and its implications for today’s business landscape, highlighting the benefits and challenges that accompany this shift. ## Key Takeaways: - **Understanding Fractional Work**: Learn the difference between fractional and full-time roles and how businesses are shifting their operational models. - **Portfolio Careers**: Discover why multiple streams of income are becoming the norm, especially for younger generations entering the workforce. - **Networking as a Super Skill**: Effective networking can lead to opportunities that help you transition into fractional work smoothly. - **Building Trust and Protecting IP**: Discover strategies to protect your intellectual property when working with freelancers. - **The Future is Here**: Understand how technology and the gig economy are reshaping the traditional workforce. ## Chapters: - 00:00 Introduction to Fractional Work - 02:15 Elizabeth’s Origin Story - 05:30 The Shift from Full-Time to Fractional Work - 11:00 Adapting to Change and Building Resilience - 16:45 The Role of Networking - 21:10 Risks and Concerns in Fractional Work - 27:30 Best Practices for Hiring Freelancers - 32:00 Future Trends and Final Thoughts - 35:15 How to Connect with Elizabeth Eiss Join us on this enlightening journey as we explore the evolving landscape of work and find out how you can adapt to thrive in this new economy! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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