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I don't think there is any reason to not think that there's a lot of inefficiency in the job marketplace that a large tech service that literally their entire m

I don't think there is any reason to not think that there's a lot of inefficiency in the job marketplace that a large tech service that literally their entire market uses couldn't vastly clear up. What I'm more worried about is that Facebook will drop the ball.

meritt 9y ago
There's definitely inefficiency but I was replying to the notion that this would be a cure for blue-collar unemployment. It's not even going to make a dent. The article itself shows a lot of screenshots which are specifically service jobs, also referred to as "pink-collar". Those are indeed rapidly on the rise and generally underrepresented in LinkedIn (https://poachedjobs.com https://poachedjobs.com is the go-to for food & drink) so I think it could be successful there. But to suggest Facebook Jobs will be the panacea for blue-collar unemployment is sheer ignorance.