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Expiring Work
Why Freelance Markets Create Pressure, Burn Talent, and Cost Clients More
Por ABDELFATTAH RAGAB
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Sinopsis
Expiring Work examines the structural pressures created by freelance markets where professional work is treated as a perishable resource: an hour not sold today cannot be recovered tomorrow. This dynamic influences pricing, negotiation, urgency, delivery, and the decisions made by both freelancers and clients.
The book explores how this instability can create pressure on freelancers, encourage rushed decisions, weaken professional boundaries, and contribute to burnout and inconsistent outcomes. It also examines the hidden costs clients face through turnover, repeated onboarding, inconsistent delivery, and lower-quality results.
Readers will discover how market structure shapes behavior, why instability can become the default, and how healthier models of collaboration can create greater continuity, sustainability, quality, and value for both clients and freelancers.
The book explores how this instability can create pressure on freelancers, encourage rushed decisions, weaken professional boundaries, and contribute to burnout and inconsistent outcomes. It also examines the hidden costs clients face through turnover, repeated onboarding, inconsistent delivery, and lower-quality results.
Readers will discover how market structure shapes behavior, why instability can become the default, and how healthier models of collaboration can create greater continuity, sustainability, quality, and value for both clients and freelancers.
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Ficha Técnica
Editorial: Epubli
ISBN: 9783565758074
Idioma: Inglés
Fecha de lanzamiento: 24/09/2026
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