Freelancing in events is always a hot topic. As time goes on, more freelancers seem to be defending their working model all over social media, and in a way, they are combating assumptions people have about them and what freelancing actually entails as companies expect more and more of them. I’ve seen a lot of […]

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In events, we talk about breaking in — the scramble, the hustle, the proving yourself early on. We also talk about the burnout and the mythical “making it.” There’s language for those phases, common lingo that people use, often in LinkedIn posts and industry panels and even WhatsApp chats between industry friends. But there’s a […]

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Event professionals are increasingly honest about what they actually want from their careers. We want more balance, control, and choice, and we want work that is interesting, challenging, and meaningful without burning us out for the sake of being busy. After a few years in the same roles, many of us start thinking about “better […]

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