Episode 54 - Welcome To Work Market Part 2

Sunday, 23 October 2011 20:26 | Last Updated on Sunday, 20 November 2011 10:03 | Written by Administrator |

Today we will conclude our talk with an entrepreneur who created a new kind of platform that could change the rules of engagement between Buyer and Provider to bring balance, trust and profitability to all sides.

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Intro 1:18
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Commercial Break 1:25
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Intro to Topic 1:33
Today we're going to conclude our talk with Jeff Leventhal and learn more about his new platform called Work Market. We'll address concerns within The Force Field forum community as to whether or not this new platform will deliver as expected, discuss how techs are leveraging Work Market to manage labor projects for their own businesses, and how you can help influence its direction in the future. Part two of a two part series.

Interview with Jeff Leventhal 17:50

Wrap up and Close :46

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0 #2 President — parrish 2011-10-25 20:04

I just listened to the interview again- what I was misunderstandin g started at the 24 minute mark. When I first listened I thought Jeff was saying that techs were accepting work then putting that same work back out on the platform. I now understand it differently- he is saying that techs are using the platform to outsource other work. Not the same work they just accepted. In other words they are acting as both tech and buyer. So disregard my first comment- I wasn't hearing it correctly the first time around.

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0 #1 President — parrish 2011-10-24 17:57

I just listened to this podcast. I think far too much attention was being focused on the fact that Work Market has a lower cost (which is a valid consideration). Sure, the cost is lower, but what about quality of work? That's what really counts.
And, correct me if I misunderstood this- but was Jeff actually encouraging the act of dispatching? I may need to go back and listen again to make sure I heard right- but it sounded like he was talking about people accepting a work order on the platform then turning around and putting that work order back up on the platform for someone else to take. In essence allowing middlemen to take work and redispatch it on the same platform. To me that's a sure road to a failed work order.

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