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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2020 · 58 MIN

Want to Achieve the Closest Thing to 'Balance'? Let's Talk About Job Pairing

from PowerToFly · host Nicole Felter

Increasingly, more and more people are seeking a greater level of flexibility and a better work/life balance in their jobs. In the quest for these coveted work benefits, many people are shunning traditional 9-to-5 roles in favor of part-time opportunities. Sometimes, employees may be disappointed to find that a part-time role doesn’t carry with it the same level of strategic responsibility or challenges as their full-time work, which can be frustrating in some instances. A possible solution, for both employers and employees, is to consider the option of a job share. This is typically where a full-time remit is shared between employees who want to work part-time hours. Let’s chat about the job-sharing model and how The Job Pairing platform helps by creating job pairs through a matching process and preparing them for employment. Chat Takeaways: How to evaluate if job sharing is possible for your position, and if it's a good fit for you personally How to introduce & apply the idea to your workplace Tips to prepare for & avoid the more common mistakes made when job sharing

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