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Co-Founder @ Bubty | Solving global freelance workforce compliance, payment and management

We recently changed our mission statement at Bubty… Why the change? At Bubty, we believe in continuous improvement - not just in how we operate, but also in how we articulate our purpose. That’s why we’ve updated our mission statement from "Accelerating the world's transition of flexible work" to "Make Hiring Better." Make Hiring Better for One Million Companies 🌍 Enabling the future of work by delivering top-notch technology. This mission statement was carefully chosen based on three core pillars that explain what Bubty stands for: 🔸 Make: Is a verb that stands for action, doing without fear and with complete confidence. Believing that making decisions, whether right or wrong, will always take you further than not making a decision by spending too much time planning and researching the outcomes of the decisions. It represents the company's approach to the way Bubty works. 🔸 Hiring: Hiring represents the entire life cycle. Hiring represents the whole chain and also represents supporting the evolution of a market and change. Bubty supports the way companies hire. And that is what they are very passionate about. 🔸 Better: Bubty chose ‘better’ because better is infinite and represents Bubty's resilience and determination to never stop. And to never stop improving as a person and as a company. Getting infinitely better. Those three elements together: Make Hiring Better. As we move forward, our revised mission keeps us anchored to a simple truth: Every feature we build, every update we make, and every partnership we forge is designed to enhance the hiring process. This isn't just our business; it's our passion. Let's transform hiring together 🤝 #makehiringbetter #missionstatement #contingentworkforcetechnology

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Luqman Shaban

Transforming Ideas into Solutions with Code | Developer & Writer✍️

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Fantastic update!

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