Engineers Make Side Gigs Work

One of the positives that emerged from the COVID-19 pandemic is the way work has been transformed. It is now commonplace for a professional to work a side gig or have what one executive career coach calls a portfolio career. There was — and is — a seismic shift in how people see how they make money, said Loren Margolis, founder and managing director of TLS Leaders, a New York City-based boutique consulting firm that specializes in leadership and organizational development.