There’s no doubt that freelancing is an immensely popular career choice today, offering workers the flexibility and freedom to choose what jobs to take from the comfort of their homes. In fact, it’s the fastest-growing career sector in the United States, with an estimated 50% of the population expected to be freelancing by 2027. Why? For the simple privilege it offers. You can come and go as you please, working to your own schedule.

This trend isn’t confined to first-world countries. With the fast digitization of the industry, geographical boundaries are broken down as businesses are reaching across waters offering opportunities to educate the unemployed. Freelancing is paving the way as a reputable career path for many – and Bangladesh is just one example of its impact, due largely to the entrepreneurial work of Khairul Alam. Alam spearheaded the growth of freelancing through the creation of Fleet Bangladesh in 2018.

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After losing his father at a young age, Khairul Alam was forced to figure out how to support himself and pay for his educational needs. While juggling a job and multiple freelance gigs, he realized there was a huge disconnect in the marketplace. While many were hungry to freelance, they lacked the proper incentives and training to be truly successful. He established Fleet Bangladesh, and in a few short years, Fleet Bangladesh went from ten employees to over a thousand.

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