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Airbnb is not a good example - it still has its own problems and controversy. But even with that said, it is nowhere near as ripe for abuse and fraud as Skip th
by satellites 5y ago
Airbnb is not a good example - it still has its own problems and controversy. But even with that said, it is nowhere near as ripe for abuse and fraud as Skip the Interview is.
Also, there's already a solution for reputation - the standard references system that already exists. This soon-to-be-former CEO is claiming that references are "useless," and then implies that someone being able to buy themselves a job by harassing their former coworkers for money is a better system. It's a ridiculous premise and would create incredibly toxic culture in professional networks.
- elgernon 5y agoif they cancel the "sponsorship" part and just focus on recommendation-driven hiring it might work Linkedin kind of does it with "endorsements" but it seems to be a minor/afterthought feature, only used for filtering by recruiters I'd build the whole product around endorsements.