So we're not putting cash back into the economy. And that's why sales suck. Everyone's talking about a slowing down economy, fewer jobs, AI is going to take jobs, we're upscaling

We live in a creator economy. And so while we sit and laugh about it and we need jobs, there is a creator economy out there that is

where we are today, where things are a little more calmer despite being in an election year and the economy

And we've also seen the gig economy come into play where people work, you know, where they want to work So how do you mix the best of the gig economy, but also have a job in healthcare? Joel (27m 53s): I think this brings in the best of the gig economy, but also keeps you in healthcare Hello, gig economy than we've ever had.

And most importantly, how am I going to demonstrate actual ROI when inevitably in this economy I'm called

12.561) Well, I think military recruitment efforts probably go up and down depending on how our national economy

Forget returned to the office in this economy, many employees are returning to previous employers breaking They're on record as saying that they're gonna, you know, pull back hiring and slow spending due to the economy Now they have a downturn in the economy and the number of job postings.

JT ODonnell (04:09.346) How do you think it would affect the economy? Let's just do that. that kind of money to do that But this is what I mean about the 480 billion dollar knowledge Creator economy

And whether, no matter what we think about, you know, Mexico's economy, they still have business there The economy worldwide is arguably in a, in a risky volatile place.

means there's gonna be less jobs posted in these locations and people are gonna say, Oh it's cuz the economy's So you think about all of the people out there and the gig economy, right? They can now go to Indeed Flex and work in the gig economy through finding opportunities through Indeed

No matter how ugly the economy is There's still a lot of choices out there.

So with hiring, slowing down, along with the economy, it makes sense that companies would look at their I think that more enterprise level companies are gonna be asking this question as the economy slows down that with Remote and Smart Recruiters and a few others, but I don't think that the downturn in the economy

And to put it very simply, we all know from like economy and we know from like competition and free competition

The economy changed. We changed from a economy where you can have a unicorn company that the aspirations would just pour them Rameen Fattahi: And then we flipped into an economy, it's just finance driven.

And I love it because it reinforces that $480 billion knowledge creator economy I keep talking about, Joel Cheesman (22:43.031) I mean, look, we should, the economy is not good for the second tier third

felt the pain during, if not during COVID, even just like leading up to it because even that labor economy

Natalie (23m 12s): So I mentioned at the beginning that we're kind of building this virtual human economy and as with any economy there are legal frameworks and commercial models involved.

Now, after a year and a half, as the economy started coming back, a very weird thing happened, the whole themselves if they don't have a job, it's not like these were, you know, some explanation is given by economists Joel (16m 50s): Do you have any sense for, like, we talk about the gig economy a lot on the show are convicted of murder or any kind of serious felony, do Door Dash and Uber and Lyft and all these gig economy

Question about the gig economy. Obviously trending, we talk a lot about it on the show. Talk about your thoughts on the gig economy and maybe how that reality fits into recruiting today and Latin American markets and I believe our penetration rate for contractors; before I go into gig economy I think more of the US economy will be a gig based economy, or temporary labor economy.

Joel: The gig economy is real. of the latest numbers was by 2021 or 2 or 3 maybe 40 million Americans will be employed by the gig economy In that gig economy there's all kinds of clients at play. A lot of our workers participate in the gig economy too. They work at Chili's. They drive an Uber. Many of our guests also participate in the gig economy.

Joel: So in lot of that comment every business in our space is sort of prone to pain when the economy And that's where something like this is a game changer in an economy like this, because you cannot just

So three years though, could decimate an economy. If we start, if we...

It'll be great for the economy, that's for sure. I hope the weather cooperates. They don't just spend it, so giving money to people without means is usually a good thing to keep the economy

They call this the reputation economy. I believe they should change that into the trust economy, especially because they're focusing on staffing The other thing is the gig economy and how much of managing desk-less workers will be a gig platform, So I think the gig economy is a threat to this organization.

Joel (19m 31s): Yeah, I mean the economy is a scale and if LinkedIn was just, Hey, here's your profile I mean, LinkedIn has this, you know, economies of scale, everyone's on it, network effects, they got Formerly known as Quick Hire, WorkTorch is a career discovery platform for the service economy workforce

It's a job economy problem. the reality is that these people paid a lot of money for that degree, for The article goes on to say that, Joel (10:07.718) Is this a Harvard problem or a job economy problem

So one of the things that we've seen post-pandemic is that in a bad economy like what we have now, where

By the way, the Superbowl isn't that far away and a hot economy means there should be more ads from companies services and essential retail have been like the two things and warehouses that have kept, you know, the economy Although the economy is growing, I think they're gonna have a nice 12 to 24 months to do that. Joel (38m 44s): If the economy really fires up and they have some good quarterly earnings report, but I'm not qualified to give financial advice, but things should be fine for Zip as long as the economy

plus The local drain on the economies.

And a lot of startups and the gig economy companies have never ever built that muscle of growing talent We don't see that as much in the gig economy.

What these trucking companies who rely on the logistics of bringing of our economy, of our commerce,

out to be a year where companies started to really see the value that these people who've driven our economy have provided to their business, to the economy at large, and everyone was kind of left, scratching it indicates that people are finally realizing the value they provide to their companies and to the economy

Chad Sowash (50:36.15) turns the economy. So, I mean, we have answers to fix this shit.

I, I, I'm not a financial analyst, so you know, something happens in the economy. George: So, you know, as we sit today with the economy not, nothing seems I, but I, I again, if anything happened, of course, if anything happens in the economy, things will, And when the economy does go soft, that's sort of the best time to start. reason is because w w an investor sees a marketplace and they see a need that regard regardless of the economy

The economy can flip on a whim. companies were like, we're good guys and gals, we're embracing this and we're hiring DEI and then when the economy

rallying cry for many European companies looking to grow their bottom lines in the world's biggest economy And it's clear that having boots on the ground and one of the biggest economies on the planet ie the

We live in a global economy now, which is highly independent.

rippling velocity global, which is now pebble oyster that got a lot of money were sort of these new, new economy

The New York Times, in an article entitled, quote, "An AI startup boomed, but now it faces a slowing economy However, their new gig economy, I'm sure will totally save the business. Really, I got nothing.

Or do you feel like there's more of a pause button to see where the economy shakes out in the next 12

And I think people hope that, you know, the economy comes back or whatever, but I don't think that's

get bigger, the more the richer, get richer, more or less seven companies are propping up our entire economy

Uh, you know, if you want to look at sort of what the real economy is doing, look at things like used

Now, my initial thought was, that's a gig economy thing. Do you get the same sense that the gig economy is driving? That is it, I don't know.

): And on this week show the shopping spree continues in TA tech, LinkedIn wants a piece of the gig economy So LinkedIn is eyeing the gig economy and who wouldn't. What do we think about LinkedIn getting into the gig economy? Chad (25m 21s): Interesting. that GitHub universe, community is really sort of an untapped monster in terms of something like a gig economy

Like when I go there, I do as much as I possibly can to not even put money back into the Florida economy Companies, ultimately you know, small businesses and large corporations drive this economy and therefore

with my own eyes like this and the Google for Jobs thing that, that makes me think like either they're economists Joel (17m 53s): All right Chad, despite the economy, people are still getting lots of checks. I'm sure once the dust clears of around the, the economy and the recession fears or that sort of wanes

How does it impact the economy and workforce?

about recruiting, this is about retention. for the same reasons I like skill view demographics, gig economy

Joel: Is that the Gig Economy you're talking about? Robert: So not necessarily the Gig Economy, but if I was going to hire somebody for a slot where if somebody