People continue to seek side gigs amid demand for tech skills
Business Standard|November 19, 2022
Most job search platforms say they witnessed an increase in people signing up for a second job or freelance work
ABHILASH MAHAJAN
People continue to seek side gigs amid demand for tech skills

The polarised debate on moonlighting a practice that some business leaders have called ethically unacceptable and others progressive could rage on as data from job search platforms and portals for freelancers indicates that it is gaining traction in India.

“One of our recent surveys indicates that 40 per cent of job-seekers in India choose to moonlight,” says Sashi Kumar, head of sales at Indeed. Taskmo, a dedicated platform for gig work, paints a starker picture: Around 70-74 percent of workers on the platform already have a primary job.

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