1-800-HIRE-A-CROWD

1-800-HIRE-A-CROWD

9/13/2015

link

https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2015/07/crowd-hiring-politics-campaign-2016/399002/

summary

This article discusses the increasing trend of crowd-hiring in political campaigns and how it is changing the landscape of political recruitment and fundraising. Crowd-hiring, which involves outsourcing political tasks to a large group of volunteers or paid staff through online platforms, is seen as a way to leverage the power of the crowd and tap into the expertise and skills of individuals who may not traditionally be involved in politics. The article explores how crowd-hiring has been used in previous political campaigns and explores the benefits and challenges associated with this approach. It also touches on the potential impact of crowd-hiring on the future of political campaigns, suggesting that it may democratize political participation and bring about new ideas and perspectives.

tags

crowdsourcing ꞏ crowd hiring ꞏ political campaigns ꞏ election campaigns ꞏ campaign strategies ꞏ crowd wisdom ꞏ crowd intelligence ꞏ collective decision making ꞏ political activism ꞏ grassroots movements ꞏ participatory democracy ꞏ online communities ꞏ digital platforms ꞏ political engagement ꞏ political participation ꞏ voter mobilization ꞏ political technology ꞏ political innovation ꞏ political fundraising ꞏ campaign finance ꞏ political advertising ꞏ political messaging ꞏ campaign volunteers ꞏ campaign organization ꞏ campaign coordination ꞏ political influence ꞏ digital democracy ꞏ social media ꞏ political networking ꞏ political discourse ꞏ public opinion ꞏ campaign management ꞏ political analysis ꞏ political consulting ꞏ campaign tactics ꞏ campaign messaging ꞏ political communication ꞏ political marketing ꞏ political branding ꞏ voter outreach ꞏ candidate selection ꞏ political recruitment ꞏ online campaigning ꞏ electoral campaigns ꞏ political mobilization ꞏ political voting ꞏ political empowerment ꞏ political democracy ꞏ political decision making ꞏ citizen participation ꞏ political impact