Likewise, in 2018, a technology-driven marketplace will emerge where people are connected with diverse side-gig or "side hustle" opportunities.
Instead of spending summers helping students build a diverse portfolio of gigs, they offer full-time internships and traditional jobs with a single employer.
She'd started Anapata -- "achievement" in Swahili, and more crucially, an available domain name in her price range -- to help college students from diverse backgrounds get gigs at big-name corporations.
In 1987, along with David Lang and Julia Wolfe, he set up Bang on a Can, an organisation and ensemble that began as a one-day event in the Lower East Side and has since performed around the world at gigs as diverse as the Olympics and the Proms.
We're a global, hyperconnected, continuously streaming, networked, noisy, hybrid workplace — digital and physical, remote and onsite, gig and traditional, diverse, aspiring to be better in countless ways, and we're facing enormous and continuing changes in the near future.
During its first two years, the Haçienda showcased gigs by artists as diverse as Orange Juice, J Walter Negro, the Psychedelic Furs, the Gun Club, the Smiths, Grandmaster Flash and Curtis Mayfield.
The gig economy is incredibly diverse, made up of freelancers, entrepreneurs and solopreneurs.
Storyboard said that he felt good about his BEAT gigs, which had attracted a diverse crowd and had paid decently: thirty-five hundred dollars, parcelled out in installments.
By nature of the diverse musicians he hand-picked for the gig, Lawson paid tribute to Bennett's own roaming influences and disregard for genre labels.
In theory, there's nothing strange about Jay-Z at a post-rock gig: his new album evinces diverse tastes, featuring guest appearances from Australian singer-songwriter Luke Steele and Mr Hudson.
