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Unbundling Work from Employment
The rapid development of platforms and services that empower individuals to build a business around themselves is a major one. Top talent wants more control and ownership over their work, having options to transcend their reputation and financial success from a parent brand.
Brian Flynn • A New Media Structure: The Ownership Economy
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We've seen a collective stirring around redefining work through the creator economy and platform economy, which offer individuals the flexibility and autonomy to discover demand for their gifts. The last generation of innovation in platforms accelerated the inevitable rise of a globally distributed workforce. Companies now recognize that, without a... See more
Tina He • A New Genre of Work
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We’re still in the early days of individuals leaving their firms as they seek additional freedom, flexibility, and ownership over their work. We’re also in the initial stages of the software platforms that can identify and provide the core, company-provided services these workers previously relied upon. By enabling individuals to make the leap from... See more
D'arcy Coolican • As More Workers Go Solo, the Software Stack Is the New Firm | Andreessen Horowitz
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As More Workers Go Solo, the Software Stack Is the New Firm | Andreessen Horowitz
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In this case, traditional employment is becoming unbundled and people are choosing to bundle back up with each other. We’re doing it from a place of increased individual empowerment, with more flexibility and optionality baked in.
Packy McCormick • The Cooperation Economy 🤝
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New digital platforms enable people to earn a livelihood in a way that highlights their individuality. These platforms give providers greater ability to build customer relationships, increased support in growing their businesses, and better tools for differentiating themselves from the competition. In the process, they’re fueling a new model of int... See more
Li Jin • The Passion Economy and the Future of Work | Andreessen Horowitz
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There’s a pressing need — and an opportunity — to build vertical-specific tools for workers striking out on their own. Much has been written about the proliferation of vertical software tools that help firms run their businesses, but the next generation of great companies will provide integrated, vertical software for individuals going solo.
D'arcy Coolican • As More Workers Go Solo, the Software Stack Is the New Firm | Andreessen Horowitz
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