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The gig economy creates a lot of great benefits; flexible work schedule, on-demand skills, adaptable and more affordable services (without the typical overheads of a firm). Everyday more and more platforms are emerging to help people do this kind of work. They connect people to gigs, streamline the payment and create trust. All great things, right?
When I say disrupt I don’t mean in the cliché Silicon Valley definition, I mean in the true definition: “To destroy, usually temporarily, the normal continuance or unity…” A shift like this will disrupt incomes and relationships, personal and professional.
The gig economy creates a lot of great benefits; flexible work schedule, on-demand skills, adaptable and more affordable services (without the typical overheads of a firm). Everyday more and more platforms are emerging to help people do this kind of work. They connect people to gigs, streamline the payment and create trust. All great things, right?
What else?
An unprecedented number of independent workers will disrupt the economic landscape. When I say disrupt I don’t mean in the cliché Silicon Valley definition, I mean in the true definition: “To destroy, usually temporarily, the normal continuance or unity…” A shift like this will disrupt incomes and relationships, personal and professional.
The gig economy creates a lot of great benefits; flexible work schedule, on-demand skills, adaptable and more affordable services (without the typical overheads of a firm). Everyday more and more platforms are emerging to help people do this kind of work. They connect people to gigs, streamline the payment and create trust. All great things, right?