The last three years have rearranged the economics of our world. First came the pandemic. Then the recession hit hard. Layoffs have become the norm. In this era of uncertainty, the freelancer industry has boomed. Companies do not need to hire employees as they did before. Individuals with expertise in certain areas are offering their services as freelancers. It is a winning situation for both.

In today's fast-paced world, digital technology has taken center stage, paving the way for businesses to transform their traditional practices and adopt digital ones. The term "digitization" refers to the process of converting analogue information into digital form, enabling businesses to streamline their operations, improve efficiency, and better serve their customers.

In the last few years, a lot has been written and debated about freelancing. The internet is flooded with blogs and vlogs about freelancing. Even in the middle of recession and mass layoffs, the freelancer appears to thrive. Many professionals have taken up freelancing as an alternative to employment. Many more are seriously considering taking it up.

The market can be unpredictable at times. But what happens when the entire economy takes a nosedive? That’s where recession comes in. Recession, it’s a word that can strike fear into the hearts of business owners and freelancers alike.