Sentence examples for gig program from inspiring English sources

Bhattacharya said she couldn't comment on their specific autonomous plans, but that the Maven Gig program does offer a "lot of nice learning opportunities and synergies" in that area.

Maven has also branched out into all-in rentals for service economy workers via its Maven Gig program, and now it looks like it could be further differentiating its growing mobility business with these peer-to-peer rentals.

So, in mid-2007, he left his programming gig at Microsoft to start a company–any company.

To fill the time, Lippiner took a short-term programming gig at CLT, a market research firm.

NYC's Flatiron School thinks so — and with around 98% of their students finding paid development gigs after the program, they might just be right.

First, he's a programmer on Wikipedia, which is pretty much the most world-bettering programming gig you could ever have.

Plus, when I do the rare programming gig I can charge for my time and not for $10,000 worth of software.

"Must be nice to call someone a coward from the safety of your computer," Mr. Colmes wrote back five minutes later, during a break from his other gig, a three-hour program on Fox News Radio.

While legislators in Washington state have proposed a bill requiring a benefits program for gig workers, Warner has just proposed the first-ever piece of national legislation aimed at helping on-demand and other non-traditional workers without traditional benefits, like paid sick days or a retirement plan, have some sort of a safety net.

In addition to "Live with Kelly and Ryan," Seacrest has a daily iHeart Radio program, hosts gigs for E!, and fronts the New Year's Eve show on ABC.

And while teaching gigs like the JET program in Japan can be intense, they do provide a lot of stability, especially in expensive countries.