So to end this whole ZAP acquisition, rap, I believe privacy laws and the economy force Doug into this It's impacting the global economy. Oh yeah. Hell yeah.

And the primary premise is to say, look, in normal economies sites are built, the Craigslist, the LinkedIns Thinking to the future here, the minute they create a vaccine for this thing, the world and the economy

Whereas, Hibob, wants a piece of the world's biggest economy.

United States in itself has done a very bad job in selling that this is a health that has impacted the economy

I think the gig economy is continuing to grow and we'll move past or we'll move beyond Uber and Upwork

I mean, it could also be a sort of a new Glassdoor for the gig economy, right?

most engaged article today on LinkedIn and, and it's, it's called COVID-19 and the Future of Business, Economy

have to focus on and make that the area of emphasis at those local levels and really drive those local economies

I think it's also significant because Japan is, I'm pretty sure, still a top five economy in the world, so it puts them in a very active economy, where there a lot of money to be made, a lot

And keep in mind, Lyft and Uber are also gig economy stocks, we don't necessarily think of them in that way, but the whole gig economy with Upwork, Fiverr, Lyft, and Uber are all seeing a lot of attention

this is part of a bigger thing that Indeed will launch at some point in terms of taking on the gig economy From that perspective, it's probably a good strategic move to get into the gig economy.

Joel: And a shout out to Fountain, another gig economy platform, marketplace put So another win for the the gig economy. Congrats to them.

We just added a million jobs to the economy with this robot resources position. Joel: This is great, Chris Rupkey, Chief Financial Economist at MUFG, said, "Something is happening out there to the economy, and while we can't be quite sure what it is, this collapse in the need of labor

There was definitely a sense that we were a little bit frothy in the economy and that there was probably Timing wise, I mean it's just a total rip of the heart out of saying, okay, the economy's going in the

And as you remember back then, the economy took a nosedive. So, when I think about the future, I think about the gig economy and knowing that 100 to 150 people.

So, I think in the time where the economy in general is changing to that on demand gig, overnight delivery

And if I say at once, I'll say it a million fucking times, this is a signal economy, but we're only going

brought up the issue, quite rightly of racism, I'm gonna apply this just to black talent and the black economy

first started going through this pandemic a couple of weeks ago and we saw the impact it had on the economy

And I think that Stacy will pick a great leader and they'll continue their run as the gig economy becomes Chad: This is a time COVID, the economy, obviously George Floyd, Black Lives Matter.

And it's less about share an article from the Economist and more about what's going on.

I'm an economist by training.

productive they're being through COVID-19 and that's because they were kind of ready for this digital economy

You're going to reach more of those hourly workers, more of the gig economy, more of anybody that's on

And so to me the question is, does this go towards gig economy? and pop restaurant, laundromat, et cetera, they won't be able to and they're going to embrace the gig economy

recently, in exchange for a new CEO would help basically build up work and Elance and the whole freelance economy It seems that Exit has tapped into a growing sector in Japan's economy.

Joel: So topic with the whole gig economy is what are these people going to do I mean, we talk a lot about the gig economy is overrated and it's not, but if corporate America lost

And this was during a strong economy, at that point. It might be a shift in the economy, of basically how candidates are responding now to certain factors

I think that was a combination of being a services economy and also the way that governments reacted.

laws so that they would be legal because we'd started to get with Uber and the others this whole new economy

We were inventing a whole new marketplace, a whole new economy, and actually a whole new behavior, which

conscious capitalism, you know, but it's completely reinventing the concept of capitalism to create a new economy

community, is that the very people that this particular platform was designed for are really drive our economy

We're not about volume, that's a false economy. You don't have time to manage all of those.

They go back into the fucking economy, which helps the economy grow.

So really the reputation economy has continued to grow and influence the way that we all make buying

businesses to step up and do their part to reduce recidivism, hire talented workers and strengthening the economy

If you look at the gig economy and where things are going, people working on contract, people working really interested to see them go public because I think they are a sleeping giant with a growing gig economy

We'll have to see how the economy behaves. Chad: We shall see. I think that their recent partnership with Upwork means that they'll be getting into the freelance economy

and we have another company called Communo, which is a talent management platform really for the gig economy

Now you have gig economy dynamics that come into play, like the career path for people is much different

Germany certainly being a very impactful country, a big economy, lot of jobs.

They're creative, they're disruptive, they change economies, change human behavior."

They've got lots of labor market economists who measure labor market decay, where if they come to your

I think it's all about that there are way too many highly qualified candidates out there in this economy

The economy's down. Joel (39m 58s): Let's think intuitively let's be creative.

Because even if it's in AI, there's still like in advertising and every other economy where the operation

For those who think gig economy platforms like Upwork and Fiverr are a race to the bottom for freelance Joel: So we had Josh Wright, Chief Economist at iCIMS on the show not too long

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