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The Female Quotient: The Future Of Flexibility
The massive shift towards virtual presents a new set of challenges for employees. But with these challenges come opportunities, namely a more inclusive way of working.
Forbes: Meet The Freelancer Club – A Pioneer Helping Freelancers Grow Successful Careers
The freelance revolution has an identity problem, resulting from spectacular growth. Over the past decade or so, starting with pioneers like Elance and oDesk (merged to create Upwork), we’ve seen – and I’ve described in my book Agile Talent – the emergence of freelancing as an accepted alternative career path, supported by the proliferation of digital talent marketplaces or, freelance platforms. And they are growing, innovating, differentiating, and diversifying at a fast clip. Smart observers like John Healy of Kelly OGC and John Winsor of Open Assembly have estimated the number above several hundred.
Founder Blog: How I built the ad agency of the future
We Are Rosie is the future, and the future is now. We didn’t just decide that we’re the future with bravado. We have spent the last six months conducting an exhausting research study to prove our mission about the future of work in advertising and marketing. We heard from industry visionaries, our own clients, and of course our community of talent. The results of the study prove that our vision and model is what they want the future to look like.
Cannes Lions: Five Ways the Creative Industry Can Rebuild Through Uncertainty, Together
There’s no sugarcoating the situation that we are all facing. The shock and pain of the daily layoffs, the budget freezes and the closure of businesses are leaving us with grief, and one big question: Where do we go from here?The entire industry is feeling this moment, but it’s one I’ve been preparing for in my work at We Are Rosie. We need a total system reboot, and where we take it is up to us. This is a powerful moment for our community. And developing a new type of advertising practice through We Are Rosie over the last few years has afforded me a perspective on where we might be heading.
Campaign US: We Are Rosie is the revolution adland needs, and success of client SpoonfulOne proves it
We’re living in the gray right now. That’s not a good thing if you’re a business which has always relied on the black and white. We Are Rosie, a remote network of 4,000 marketing pros swooping in to power agencies and brands, thrives in the gray, and specializes in rainbow — enhancing a company’s spectrum for success with greater diversity of talent. Traditionalists scoffed at this fantastical freelance model when it was launched two years ago by Stephanie Nadi Olson. But now, as COVID-19’s inferno tears through adland, it’s become very apparent that We Are Rosie’s unfaltering formula stands like a fortress amid the flames. And there’s a line of wounded marketers knocking at the door to get in.
Rosie Talent Post: The 5 Best Digital Marketing Courses You Need While In Isolation
The prevalence of the global Coronavirus pandemic has significantly shifted the working landscape across all industries. Self-isolation has not only forced teams to start working remotely, but has also meant our social lives have become restricted.Throughout these unprecedented times, it’s hard to recognize the unique opportunities to make the most out of this period.Without the necessity of commuting to an office, or even having the freedom to spend time outdoors, most of us will have a surplus of time confined within our homes.As most of the population turns to Netflix to fill this void, others are beginning to harness this opportunity to upskill their professional development from the comfort of their home.
DAME: The Future of Work is Already Here
We Are Rosie’s Stephanie Nadi Olson built a business with diversity, inclusion, and life balance in mind. As COVID-19 has changed everything about work, hers is the model to follow.
Campaign US: How companies can support neurodiverse talent during days of remote-working
Right now everyone feels ‘different,’ and in the era of COVID, we are all working in the context of neurodiversity.