We need to see pain in the economy. We've gotta kill that attitude, and that has to come through hurting the economy which is what the whole We need to see pain in the economy, end quote. We need to see pain in the economy.

I think there's gonna be more of this sort of screw with America and and in the West economies Emi (26 dollars and get little things on like get a banner ad or get something really like cheap in the digital economy And this is what's happening on this platform work economy. Emi (36:53.043) wow.

Worst, well in healthcare they're 46th, education 48th, economy 47th, infrastructure 47th, opportunity Joel Cheesman (24:40.895) and put some money in the local economy. That would be nice. both know that historically if money goes in the hands of working people, it goes right back into the economy To me, I think this could be a really interesting injection of activity in the economy where this money So good for the economy, good for those folks, and probably not all that bad for the employers, by the

Joel (10m 58s): Let's talk economy. The economy is in a good news, bad news situation at the moment. First to the good news! The measure now stands at 42 down from 57 in Q1, 60% of executives anticipate the economy will worsen Joel (14m 53s): Anyway, he had something to say about the current of the economy and what was going to The big question for me though, is when the economy does improve, will people get hired back or will

Joel (7m 18s): Speaking of macro economic issues, I, I, I'm curious about the movie industry AT&T Warner

But right now we're at that point as where it's getting to an inflection point of economies of scale

The Trust Economy & The AI Invasion This week on HR’s most dangerous podcast, Chad Sowash, Mo, and Lieven This is the trust economy, Maureen. Maureen Clough (20:32.661) Mm-hmm. It'll be better. And th like you said, this is the trust economy, and we have very little and with good reason because Is there gonna be any sort of like economy to to like keep these people employed at that point?

initial idea we got for Movo was, I was an exec and early team member in Uber and then in two other gig economy companies, and I really saw this opportunity to take the technology of the gig economy in a modern mobile So one of the biggest opportunities out there in the economy in terms of digitization is optimizing..

Sundance, had an incredible amount of success, structured some deals with AT&T and ultimately, macro-economics Moved into more of an app economy and the company kind of fizzled and didn't quite get over the hump. They get the marketplace economy, they get the open environment. I'm very committed to moving the economy forward here.

to snack on a tasty dose of healthcare recruitment, best retention practices and impact of the gig economy Curious to your opinion on the gig economy.

article came out this week talking about millennials and how they haven't really had much hardship economically it's pretty standard, but it's, "The spread of COVID-19 has caused unprecedented disruption to the economy when we have people that aren't getting paid now or after COVID, those people cannot contribute to the economy

The economy's slowing down in some places but healthcare is that beacon of money, that pot of gold that

That's for, and he also said, my ultimate ambition is to build the Disney of the creator economy. Disney of the creator economy. Does that mean influencer theme parks? I'm so confused. so busy watching everything burn and people get laid off that we don't understand there's a massive economy

And we interweave tech into workforce and economics and all that other fun stuff. Joel (38m 35s): The world's fifth largest economy by itself, I think.

I think the rise of the contingent worker and the gig economy is going to just radically shift. Chad (24m 4s): Do you think that'll change with the economy changing though, because once we shift back Long-term Chris, you touched on a contract, which spurred in me that the gig economy and more and more Chad (27m 52s): With the current state of the economy, let's say economy's booming, but people are quitting Is that because we're actually seeing all of these new opportunities and options in the gig economy,

In the past three years I was laid off twice, and I was like, "Man, how... " This economy's just getting just at the most basic level right now, where just so many of our members are laid off because of the economy

From my standpoint, just being on the workforce side of the house and knowing from an economic

[laughter] Joel: And on this episode, Google for Jobs comes for Europe's biggest economy, Stepstone's It's not even a real recession, it's just a slowing down the economy in most cases. Well, Google is apparently rolling out Google for Jobs in Germany, Europe's largest economy following

[laughter] Chad: Declare your independence. 4th of July, gig economy, freelance economy.

even though we often talked about in the same articles, because we are both leaders of the sharing economy because I keep getting emails from other companies in the sharing economy like Uber and Lyft and Sidecar We're all in it together and it's a new economy. We're going to be bumping up against old laws. All of us, all the sharing economy companies are and also know all of the hosts or the drivers and things But more than that, fighting this and these old laws that are getting in the way of this new economy.

So especially when you're in this kind of economy. on the show about the young people and how they need to like get their shit together, with with the economy This is the K-shaped economy.

Chad, a lot going on with the economy and immigration, your thoughts. You can't grow an economy and starve the economy at the same time.

Is a maddening inflation-bloated economy the reason or just an excuse for Ford and others to bring jobs other countries benefited in this major move toward globalization and let's be clear, we are a global economy I don't believe in the bullshit of America first or EU first as we are global economies. I'm not a macro economist, so I'm not going to make heavy predictions about this. Chad: I'm not a macro economist, but I do play one on a podcast. Big shout out to our buddy Joel.

But it is about how do we think about making the economies of our societies work better by reducing friction

compensated for other areas that have been less profitable due to advertising declines and the general economy Now, if you believe the labor market is a lagging indicator of the economy, it might not be a good bet Breaking StepStone out by itself, yes, they're an island really, because yes, it is the biggest economy

This is actually happening from a political, from an economic," you see it coming.

When I have discussions with individuals about politics or economics or workforce or whatever it is,

writer and public publications officer and data scientists, believe that shit over at ESSA which is the Economics

What sort of just your macro view on the economy in the US as well as outside of that? A great example is the gig economy. So if the economy, from a labor market perspective as the economy slows, and inventories increase and Joel: So I noticed in your solutions, you have gig economy. So today what happens is we have a number of relationships with gig economy advertisers, right?

Dan: The fact is that the opportunity in this economy and given what's happened Joel: The gig economy is obviously getting a lot of buzz in our industry. But we're also hearing that the gig economy is a little bit bloated and a little bit overrated. help support a gig economy? And I don't think that's necessarily the gig economy. I just think that's the cloud.

Europe is largely an aging, over-regulated, polarized economy with immigration challenges and a war on Group's CEO and founder Geert-Jan Waasdorp: The Old World is a more equitable, tech-driven, dynamic economy Joel (25m 13s): And I'm guessing most are in the gig economy, finding opportunity or/and companies also

You probably saw the, the grade that Trump gave himself on the economy and a plus plus plus plus. So my question to you is what, what do you think an economy Maureen Clough (04:42.178) Yep.

Chad Sowash (01:32.211) Well then it's nice that yeah, that's it th this is the economy for him. that's

Anyway, we've seen gig economy come into the healthcare workforce where doctors, radiologists, nurses I got to think that once the economy improves, they basically have a few different options. I think they're pretty pricey and I don't see the economy bouncing back anytime soon, in terms of the But really, I mean, no matter what the economy does, like internal mobility, I think will remain hot.

Joel (12m 18s): We're seeing the economy, you know, take a dip. Chad (12m 19s): M and A. so I think a lot of companies are touching upon a really important topic around how can we make the economy

I mean, you've got gig economy, privacy, you have mental health, like there's so many issues.

Cassell (09:04.568) That is about to be no longer. and I I think that these companies have floors of economists I do believe too that this accounted for a lot of the layoffs, at least when I was at Amazon, those economists could see very clearly the picture of what was coming in this, you know, administration's economy.

workers within traditional employment structures, pointing towards the rise of freelance work and the gig economy with the nature of work, and it's evidenced by a lot of what you see in terms of the shifts to the gig economy

We're seeing that with everything that's going on with the economy. Chad Sowash (55:17.665) That is immediately returned back into the local economy through the people buying

And part of that is because we've created a world economy that's so intertwined, that any real significant Kenney: Where we have limited resources and who controls those limited resources has a bigger impact on economies Because we may have had some layoffs, we may have some hiccups in the economy, but the reality is we

I mean, there were a ton of things that we were doing that was really focused on workforce and economic

Sean (11m 30s): We can debate that, but I'm telling you in this economy in this time, it might be a good of workers, dismayed that it took a three year health thing where we basically had to shut down our economy The gig economy is gonna lose its luster.

So what is right, the this the US economy has s some fifteen trillion dollars that get paid out in wages

So I like to say that we market to the segments that keep the economy going, you know, architects, designers know this, but we recently did a study about where is building products, marketing going in the new economy I'm super, super grateful that, you know, point a point is in a segment of the economy that actually

And you do mention, obviously, we lived in a talent economy in January. Do you still think we're in a talent economy with the unemployment in the state that it is? I mean the talent economy just kind of says people are the main difference. We live in the talent economy. Chad: Right, but in this type of economy, employers tend to get shortsighted and then they start treating

that we need to be done, but branding it is a job that's cool or interesting or you're helping the economy That's the thing is Canadians want to know how does this actually impact positively or negatively their economy someone else in Nicaragua can do 'em for $1 a day and then things will change because this will impact economy And that's the same problem I've got with platform economies. Like Fiverr.

But I mean, it's hard when you look at numbers in the economy and you do what Toby does, right? The Chad (05:46.574) how hard it would be to divorce yourself from watching an economy really on the

Chad Sowash (18:13.046) GM, so another Trump economy killer happens. Immigrants make the economy work, not just driving trucks, working the docks, slaughterhouses, the H1B

world and give us a sense of what you're seeing globally, whether it's from vendors and technology or economies Gerry: As a result, they end up even with all of the problems, a very robust growing economy Gerry: As a result, their economy may in fact devolve about 3% this year because they acquire and welcome people with skills and capabilities from all over the world to help us grow our economy

So what I think is gonna happen is you're gonna create an entire ecosystem and economy of... a human Jim Kukral (16:26.337) I mean, I'm not an economist. don't know. mean, I, I know that.