Sentence examples for matchmaking work from inspiring English sources
Some, like Laurie Davis of eFlirt, surf clients' online profiles to help them find preliminary online matches, while others, like Sofi Papamarko of Friend of a Friend Matchmaking, work exclusively offline, matching clients with her own acquaintances or other clients.
The matchmaking works in both directions: casting calls for reality shows in New York and Los Angeles are regularly advertised on Craigslist, and some talent agencies use Facebook to urge reality TV fans to apply.
Not only has she helped hundreds of people find love, she has helped to reinvent the boundaries of matchmaking, working with both heterosexual and homosexual clients.
However, matchmaking — through work units and family — was, and still is, commonplace.
Platforms take more than just matchmaking to work, and this year's setbacks for some of the gig economy companies show you where to focus: find, manage, pay.
But matchmaking takes work too.
In one such study released in February, psychology researchers said there was "no compelling evidence" that matchmaking software worked better than more primitive methods.
Facebook is certainly not going out of its way to explicitly say how its digital matchmaking service works.
They say its language is too vague, potentially criminalizing a host of benign online activities, such as visiting online shopping or online matchmaking sites at work.
She said she honed her matchmaking skills while working at a medical school in Taiwan, where she played yenta to prospective doctors and nurses.
The game's matchmaking algorithm also works hard to suggest team-mates (and opponents) who aren't already online friends by region, language, skill level and preferred style of play.
