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On the bright side, you can "work for" dozens of on-demand services at once, and take work as you like. You reduce your opportunity costs by multiplying your a
by hayksaakian 12y ago
On the bright side, you can "work for" dozens of on-demand services at once, and take work as you like.
You reduce your opportunity costs by multiplying your availability (do Lyft and Uber for example).
You can't work 40 hours a week for 5 different companies, but you can be available to 5 different "sharing economy" companies at once.
- beachstartup 12y agoapp idea: manage all of your service economy employee interfaces through one interface. hell, this probably already exists.
- sjg007 12y agoif it doesn't it will.