About the Author
Sarah Kessler
ISBN 9781847941749
Rs. 960
Penguin Business
Gigged
The Gig Economy, the End of the Job and the Future of Work
Who it's for: Readers interested in the changing nature of work and the gig economy
The gig economy—fueled by digital innovation and epitomized by companies like Uber and Airbnb—has fundamentally reshaped the world of work. Sarah Kessler’s "Gigged" offers an insightful and ground-level exploration of this transformative shift, moving beyond headlines to examine its profound effects on individuals, businesses, and communities across America.Why You Should Read? Understand the true impact of the gig economy on everyday workers and traditional industries. Gain nuanced perspectives through compelling stories of programmers, drivers, and community organizers. Explore how technology is redefining employment, benefits, and the very concept of a "job." Discover the challenges and opportunities presented by the evolving landscape of modern work.
Highlights
- Examines the gig economy's effects on individuals, businesses, and communities
- Features stories of programmers, drivers, and community organizers
- Discusses how technology redefines employment, benefits, and the concept of a job
- Provides nuanced perspectives beyond headlines
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What is the book about?
It explores the gig economy's impact on workers, businesses, and communities in America, using stories from programmers, drivers, and organizers.
Does the book cover specific companies like Uber and Airbnb?
Yes, it mentions Uber and Airbnb as examples of companies fueling the gig economy.
What perspective does the book offer?
It offers a ground-level view, moving beyond headlines to show real effects on people and industries.
Is the book focused only on the US?
Yes, the description focuses on effects across America.