Data Skeptic

Polarizing Trends in the Gig Economy

May 16, 2022

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Free Lensing Economy

02:10

Is This Phase One of a Multiparts Research Project?

02:18

Is There Something Important About Physical Proximity?

03:08

Introduction

2min

The Pandemic of Remote Work

2min

Are There Analogies Between Remote Work and Digital Technologies?

2min

Can I Be a Knowledge Worker in a Cheaper Place?

2min

The Penemigram and Place-Bound Institutions

2min

Is There Something Important About Physical Proximity?

3min

The Data Mining Approach for Onland Freelansing

5min

Are There Any Broader Observations Out There in the Global Labor Market?

3min

Are There Any Immediate Differences Between Offline and Online Job Descriptions?

3min

10.

Weights and Biase - The Best Machine Learning Platform Ever!

3min

11.

How to Get a High Wage on a Remote Platform

2min

12.

Do You See Any Trends in the Platform Economy?

4min

13.

Are We Headed in a Good Direction?

2min

14.

Is There a Possible Offline Job in Rural Areas?

2min

15.

Free Lensing Economy

2min

16.

The One Missing Piece of the Puzzle

3min

17.

The Future of Work

2min

18.

Is This Phase One of a Multiparts Research Project?

2min

19.

Are You Optimistic About Remote Work?

3min

On the show today, Fabian Braesemann, a research fellow at the University of Oxford, joins us to discuss his study analyzing the gig economy. He revealed the trends he discovered since remote work became mainstream, the factors causing spatial polarization and some downsides of the gig economy. Listen to learn what he found.