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Roughly a decade ago two new “platform” companies burst out of California. The one that dominated the headlines was called Uber, which created a platform where with one touch of your phone you could summon a cab, direct the driver, pay the driver and rate the driver. It grew like a weed — as all kinds of people became taxi drivers in their spare time. But Uber made clear that its ultimate goal was self-driving cars.
The other was called Airbnb. It created a trust platform so efficient that people all over the world were ready to use it to rent out their spare bedrooms to total strangers. Airbnb is growing so fast that it’s now adding the equivalent of one entire Hilton hotel chain’s worth of rooms for rent each year.
But while Uber aspires to self-driving cars, Airbnb has a different goal: enabling what I call self-driving people.
And that’s why I won’t be surprised if in five years Airbnb is not only still the world’s biggest home rental service, but also one of the world’s biggest jobs platforms. You read that right. Very quietly Airbnb has been expanding its trust platform beyond enabling people to rent their spare rooms to allowing them to translate their passions into professions, and thereby empower more self-driving people.
Blind Lime Pie wrote:U zgradi do mene imaju odličan airbnb apartman, stranci dolaze non stop. Ponudio sam gazdi da pravim Serbian meze za goste.
diktotar wrote:ajd ovde npr
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/26/opinion/airbnb-experiences-machines-jobs.html
Roughly a decade ago two new “platform” companies burst out of California. The one that dominated the headlines was called Uber, which created a platform where with one touch of your phone you could summon a cab, direct the driver, pay the driver and rate the driver. It grew like a weed — as all kinds of people became taxi drivers in their spare time. But Uber made clear that its ultimate goal was self-driving cars.
The other was called Airbnb. It created a trust platform so efficient that people all over the world were ready to use it to rent out their spare bedrooms to total strangers. Airbnb is growing so fast that it’s now adding the equivalent of one entire Hilton hotel chain’s worth of rooms for rent each year.
But while Uber aspires to self-driving cars, Airbnb has a different goal: enabling what I call self-driving people.
And that’s why I won’t be surprised if in five years Airbnb is not only still the world’s biggest home rental service, but also one of the world’s biggest jobs platforms. You read that right. Very quietly Airbnb has been expanding its trust platform beyond enabling people to rent their spare rooms to allowing them to translate their passions into professions, and thereby empower more self-driving people.
Indy wrote:Ne budi tako siguran. Kirije rastu tamo gde Airbnb uhvati korena.
Indy wrote:Moj sestric tamo placa sobu 2400 dol. mesecno. (Sobu, ne stan! Istina, ima i kupatilo.)
diktotar wrote:Indy wrote:Ne budi tako siguran. Kirije rastu tamo gde Airbnb uhvati korena.
ok, ok, ja to postavljam naravno u okvire prostora i ambijenta u srbiji, gde recimo takve probleme airbnb nema sanse da izazove u dogledno vreme, a sa druge strane predstavlja opciju za sirenje vec navedenih poslova za ljude kojima je to sve vise primarni a ne dodatni izvor prihoda, mislim na one koji uz stanodavca na razne nacine mogu prihodovati.
Indy wrote:What if every government paid off its national debt?