Harrison, a quality assurance professional, juggles six remote jobs, outsourcing tasks to maintain productivity while earning significant income. He pays around $250,000 to a team that assists him, generating a profit of approximately $320,000 in 2023 alone. Since adopting this model five years ago, he reports reduced financial anxiety and bolstered job security. Business Insider's ongoing exploration of 'overemployment' reflects a trend where multiple jobholders achieve higher incomes by leveraging remote work flexibility and employing substitutes for logistical challenges.
"My person knows the updates and kinda sounds like me," said Harrison, adding that his meetings typically don't require him to be on camera.
"I used to be nervous about the boss, losing in the stock market, bills, kids' tuition... The big difference of having more jobs is I'm less nervous."
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