Amy Marseglia, Nancy Turgeon, and Anne Savino have a lot in common: all three are full-time real estate professionals who also hold part-time gigs they’ve maintained for some time—and they’re part of a growing number of Americans reshaping the traditional “9-to-5” work routine.
According to a recent survey by background-checking company Checkr, 42 percent of surveyed said they held multiple jobs or had a side hustle, with 52 percent of Generation Z—those between the ages of 13 and 28—doing so.
The primary reason: a single job doesn’t meet their financial needs. Nearly 76 percent of respondents said that, due to inflated costs, their salary has less buying power than previous generations’, the survey shows….