Example of Compound Industry
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Examples of working for more than one company
A case in which an executive officer who has dedicated himself to the company is encouraged by the president to engage in multiple businesses.
Classified into four categories: "individual + individual," "individual + company," "company + individual," and "company + company.
Pointing out that there is nothing wrong with multiple jobs running for freelancers.
Examples of working for more than one company
engineer
Side jobs are encouraged.
The company is not open 24 hours a day.
It's great to contribute to society by using your excellent talents in your private time.
The "no side hustle rule" is stifling the best and brightest talents.
It also means support for a better personal life.
In an age when you can earn a great income if the smartphone app you write is a hit, the principle of no side jobs is impossible.
Yahoo
A story about a woman in management at a large company who was easily approved for coaching as a side business with a proposal to "act as an experimental role model for parallel careers for women.
[Half of the employees work more than one job! Enfactory, a company that "bans full-time jobs and encourages parallel work," has begun hiring new graduates - Rplay Replay] [Ramen musician Takuto Ide: "When my hobby became a side job, it broadened the scope of my main job" | Parakari|Media for new ways of working Powered by freee https://parallelcareer.freee.co.jp/interview/20171024_ ramenmusician/?utm_content=buffer6a2af&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer] Some people see "promotion" as "increasing influence within one organization" and others as "increasing influence outside of an organization."
There is a widespread belief, especially among the younger generation, that they do not know if the organization to which they now belong will survive forever.
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