Gigtricks freelancing on the Blockchain

nitishkatkade (7)in #ico • 6 years ago

The Internet has opened up many freelance opportunities, expanded available markets, and has contributed to service sector growth in many economies. Offshore outsourcing, online outsourcing and crowdsourcing are heavily reliant on the Internet to provide economical access to remote workers, and frequently leverage technology to manage workflow to and from the employer. Much computer freelance work is being outsourced to developing countries outside the United States and Europe.

Today, the US freelance market is a $ 1.5 trillion economy, which has rapidly emerged as a huge competition for conventional workforce model.

Researches show that almost 50% of millennial workers are freelancing and by the year of 2020, 43% of US workforce will be freelancers. According to the recent report of Upwork and Freelancers Union, an estimate of $57.3 million Americans is freelancing right now. It accounts for 36% of the total US workforce. When talking in terms of economy and revenues, this 43% alone contributes an approximate of $ 1.4 trillion annually. And by 2027 the majority of US workforce will turn into freelance, the prediction stands.

the freelance industry is in dire need of a system or environment that can provide a sense of trust in the relationships and daily interactions between the two most relevant actors in the field, which are freelancers and employers.

In short, the industry currently lacks the foundations and principle standards to establish a trustworthy relationship between the two. That is where GigTricks comes into play, to try and solve the trust issue in the field.

GigTricks will provide all the ingredients to enhance transparency and trust levels between the clients and the freelancers. How does it do it? By implementing the blockchain technology, a very trendy measure that can offer reliability and security when it comes to transactions at all levels.
A complete, on-demand ecosystem with endless possibilities

Existing freelance platforms are excellent tools to get a job or, if you are an employer, to assign a task to someone under your own terms: you need it to be completed by a specific date and will pay a fixed, previously-agreed amount of money in exchange for the freelancer’s services and talent. However, some of these networks have issues in the reviews and skill rating sections, as they can provide a wrong public image about the business relationship established between the two parties.

Working from the luxury of your home, at the time you feel most productive, is the real deal, and is a method that is still oozing potential for further growth; but at what cost? The freelance industry is not the fairytale that everyone wants to be in anymore. It has got its nightmares.
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