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Another way is more of an Airbnb model, right? And Airbnb, I think was born during the last one. Joel: All right, Prez. That's the bell.

Without them, there ain’t no show, people. Enjoy and stay cool. It’s friggin’ hot out there.

Only 9% is moved by rail, 4% is moved by water, 2% by air, and then rest of the 19% is done by pipeline Joel: The one thing I'll ad is the Hot Jobs ad, which also aired in '99, you and

Then, the guys look at news from the week, highlighting a recent product release by Crowded that aims

And what show would be complete without a little bashing: This time we take aim at Monster and LinkedIn

This week, LinkedIn is out for blood, Dice hits rock bottom and there ain’t no party like a microchipping

But that's very much up in the air, what the government is going to do. idea of labor market literacy before, and I don't think that people realize that this is something to aim

Joel: And I know that AIM Group had a report that a job today is posted, a job And I'm going to talk to the people at AIM and Louise and everyone, you should tell him that he can't Michael: But if you're in the job board business, maybe I drank the Kool-Aid or whatever

introduced me to Dave Goldberg, who was the CEO of Survey Monkey at the time, and that is what kind of aided

thinks to come back to Monster first for perspective on where to go next and that's really what we're aiming Monster in a very strong, relative, competitive position, that is absolutely what we're collectively aiming

I'll put you on the air, but I'm not gonna pay you to be on the air. Chad: And you can sell air dude, you can sell fucking anything. same time, I could have a careers site of which there's white papers on the career site of which are aimed

Joel: And I have the air horn too, which was fun.

Chad: You should see him at the airport.

Joel: Wow, yeah, that's, "Clearance rack on aisle six and checkout

These are the guys that are climbing 800 feet in the air, test service and build cell phone towers. It's literally throwing your arms up in the air saying, "Enterprise customers don't work that way. We talked to the global head of community at Airbnb, and we're talking about colors?

Justin: Our biggest clients are Apple, Google, Facebook, Airbnb, Nike. And then you have brands like the Airbnbs of the world, and Apples that are making an expectation for having an easier time doing recruiting, especially the brands, I know what I'm gonna get when I go to an Airbnb it's that kind of stuff that' what's- I think anybody who I know that's recruited that's what they aim

Plus, Stepstone wants to have its cake and eat it too, college degrees ain't all that, Indeed goes offline But we're going to see TNG Staffing, AIDA Digital. "We are thrilled to join AIC," blah, blah, blah.

That's got kind of a gray air. So how is SBOJ a 24/7 marketing tool?

Chad: When you're in a long layover at an airport with Joel Cheesman

So Craigslist, one link on Craigslist was like bed and breakfast, you know, homes for rent, and Airbnb because I think, again, ideologically, why we made it a closed marketplace, which potentially, I'm using air

market in the face -- Facebook does job search, nobody cares -- AT&T, Comcast, The Home Depot's rainbow ain't corporate rainbow flags don't fly quite as high as you think they do, and VR, yes, Chad, VR gets some air We had Nathan Perrott on from AIA, who we're going to see in London here in less than a week. They're picking us up at the airport.

On this week's show iCIMS ain't no Jibe turkey, Karen finds... You like that one? Chad: Dombeck McCue yeah, from Delta Airlines, yes. And Holland also said in her presentation of Delta Airlines that they actually have gained, they're given

Mark Cuban ain't got shit on us. Chad: That's right, bitches. This is an easy model for companies like TMP or AIA who just bought Car, a company who does this very

Yet another Yeti that I can add to the collection and a pair of AirPods, which is fucking fat. Chad: Airpods and they matched ICIMS Yeti, Yeti for Yeti. Pretty sure everyone that's important, you know, and we are important got a Yeti and a pair of AirPods It was a very, was a great look in maybe a little air brushing that was happening, but still, yeah. Yeah, I can't wait when this airs in the finals like 49 to seven, there'll be good. It'll be fine.

This segment was originally scheduled to air with last Friday's show, but we felt it was important enough

Edward: I imagine it's more like the Air Force drone pilots who are in license and I don't think I could ever sit and fly a drone through a screen once you've been up in the air

Cathy: Then what we also saw was that we needed air service. We made sure that we were involved in airline development, and making sure that we are talking to airlines People are buying business-class seats, so we should have more air service." You're looking to make sure that, obviously, airlines are getting the people that are there to be able Chad: We talked with Douglas Atkin from Airbnb, and he said that they

Best-selling author, branding expert and former Airbnb global head of community, Douglas Atkin, returns The first one was about how Airbnb found its purpose and why it's a good one. We call it mission in Airbnb. So he said, I said, what comes first? There's now 500 of them in Airbnb globally. And I'm putting them up in Airbnbs and so, but there are many others.

So we will know, hey, if you have to get a job as a front end engineer at Airbnb, here are the skills they're recruiting for, and we have those skills, we will actually recommend you to the right job at Airbnb

But there's a lot more to a candidate that today, and in your lifetime and my lifetime, it ain't going

But you aim for it, you work towards it and go towards the best result. You go to Google today and directions to the airport or your search and meatloaf recipes or you search

They're a billion dollar company according to Aim Group recent study.

And then also as you continue to grow, one of the things that we heard from Douglas Atkin from Airbnb

I'm just not sure, I think it's kind of like he was airlifted into the Titanic after it hit the fucking Joel: I can remember the AIDS epidemic and I'm sure you, you do as well. Reagan wouldn't even say the word AIDS or HIV on television.

What happens when the New York Attorney General slaps a subpoena on the young upstart Airbnb in 2013 Listen to this amazing story which embodies Airbnb's brand straight from best-selling author, cult branding expert and former Airbnb global head of community. I mean remember almost everyone in Airbnb is a host themselves, and certainly a guest. But do you know anyone that Airbnb or anyone who rents Airbnb they would know that.

One wants to join the Air Force, so she's out. Delta is the first airline to explore first of its kind wearable robotic exoskeleton to bolster employee

CVS and I quote, he says, "It's refreshing to get brand insights from people who don't drink the Kool Aid Joel: Yeah, Pete, we may not drink the Kool Aid, but god damn it, we're drinking cough syrup from CVS

Joel: It's like an air ball at the end of it. We're running out of time.

where-remember when I posted on LI, I think it was your status, where I was like, "Hey why do you guys get free AirPods I don't get free AirPods." Joel: Yeah. Get a podcast and you'll get free AirPods. Rick: Trying to bribe me with AirPods so I would take a meeting with him. Joel: That's not bad. Rick: Airplanes... Joel: Yeah, airplanes and rockets. Rick: I heard healthcare not too long ago.

Whether it's Airbnb, anyone can fit in anywhere, or name any sort of cult brand out there that has a

Today's podcast is straight out of Rome and was that surprise breath of fresh air everybody really needs Emily: On the flip side, if you're in tourism or you're in the airlines industry, you're seeing a new

people now that can make great amounts of wealth without ever stepping into an office or getting on an airplane

And they're having hard times at Delta Airlines, I'm sure, she has much bigger problems than what I think Remember when we talked about Delta Airlines, you know, with the revenue share with their employees and

Chad: It's a band-aid. Venkat: Yeah, it's a band-aid. It's a long battle.

Joel: Ain't that rough enough? What's up everybody. And he was head of culture at Airbnb. And we've bridged this topic about work from home.

These will air on the 19th, tatech.org, register today if you haven't already. Our favorite Russian, Aida Fazylova at XOR.ai. 50 of those in your fucking warehouse, just running the entire time, UVing the shit out of stuff, on airplanes

Expedia, Travelocity, none of these guys have any relationship with airlines, they just talk to Sabre

Did you see that story about the air force or Defense Department unveiling UFO videos from the last 20

After that, the guys took aim at Google, LinkedIn, Indeed, Dice, CareerBuilder, Monster … all the usual