Selina Moves Beyond Co-Living to Help Companies Hire New Remote Talent
Companies struggling to recruit could consider tapping into co-living communities, which represent a roving talent pool.
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Companies struggling to recruit could consider tapping into co-living communities, which represent a roving talent pool.
There’s a subscription for about everything now: delivery services, socks, razors, gyms, streaming services and even restaurants and car washes. It’s bringing convenience -- and a lot of monthly fees.
Everythingâs becoming a subscription, and the pandemic is partly to blame by Among the subscriptions available during the pandemic was that of Simpls of Minneapolis, which offered weekly soup subscriptions. (Star Tribune) Six restaurants in Washington, D.C., joined together earlier this year to sell a subscription supper club. They offered home delivery of a gourmet meal from a different chef each week for six weeks for $360. It sold out in six days. Subscriptions boomed during the coronavirus pandemic as Americans largely stuck in shutdown mode flocked to digital entertainment and...
There’s a subscription for about everything now: delivery services, socks, razors, gyms, streaming services and even restaurants and car washes. It’s bringing convenience -- and a lot of monthly fees.