The crowdsourcing concept is very popular abroad, so how about it in China?

Nowadays, the Internet is developing faster and faster, and crowdsourcing has gradually become a trend. Then let's talk about micro-errands, as long as you have an Internet, you can earn money sitting at home, which is very good.

The network breaks through the limitations of geography and time, making communication easier and cheaper, and the inequality of resources in different countries and places is the most basic driving force for these business models. The advent of the Internet provides the most effective channel for communication between the outsourcing parties, and the Internet has built a bridge for the realization of crowdsourcing.

In my personal experience, the emergence and development of micro-errands is the micro-development of the concept of crowdsourcing in China.

It is also very popular in China, and it must be passed through that China is not the China it used to be, and it can make money, why not do it!

This year's graduation ** will take the mobile phone software micro-errand as an example to explore the development of the crowdsourcing model, which has just started in China, but I believe it will soon grow.

Crowdsourcing refers to the practice of a company or organization that outsources work tasks that were previously performed by employees to a non-specific (and often large) mass network on a voluntary basis. It is also very popular in China, but the masses are generally impatient, the material requirements are generally too high, and the popular crowdsourcing in China has minor errands.

It's good to do a little errand, and it's popular to do it in your spare time.

There is a crowdsourcing concept for small errands, which is a fashionable, easy, and popular money-making software, and my friends and I like it very much.

It is more cost-effective to leave this task to the public, but the quality of the completion may be lacking.

Yes, Micro Errand is the first crowdsourcing app in China! Awesome software!

Outsourcing, such as micro-errands, provides an online platform for the public, and by completing errand tasks, it can not only help others, but also receive remuneration as an emerging win-win means.

It refers to the practice of a company or organization to outsource tasks that used to be performed by employees to a non-specific mass network in a free and voluntary manner.

For the employer, the cost is low, the speed of receiving creative works is fast, there are many ideas, and consumers can participate in the development and design of products, reducing the risk of new products on the market.

For the contractor, the most direct benefit of crowdsourcing is to gain benefits and practical experience. Realize self-worth and test your own level...

It has also become popular in Japan in recent years.

It's good that you can make money in the micro-errand game, and a lot of my friends are playing micro-errands at the moment.

Crowdsourcing tasks are usually undertaken by individuals, but when it comes to tasks that require multiple people to collaborate, they can also take the form of individual production that relies on open source. I think a slight errand is good, but the reward can be more than that!

Looking ahead, it's not bad that micro-errands can help you do what you need to do in your free time.

Crowdsourcing has been very popular in foreign countries, because it is a relatively novel way, so it has attracted the attention of many people, at this time it is not popular in China, I personally think that after the passage of time, this kind of crowdsourcing will also rise in China....And it should be the mainstream....Personally, I think a small errand is a good chestnut....

Micro Errand is the first crowdsourcing platform in China that allows you to make easy money. Use your phone to complete a few simple tasks and get paid in cash. Walking on the road, open the app, you will find a variety of easy, simple and interesting tasks Errands appear around you, tasks that everyone will do, such as reading a few questions about a brand, participating in user research, trying new products for free and submitting feedback, etc., through these small tasks, you can easily get the corresponding cash rewards!

You only need to move your fingers, take a few shots, fill in a few coupons, and you can easily earn cash rewards and earn a real income! (Transfer directly to your Alipay account)! You can also withdraw cash directly!

Personally, I think that the software of micro-errands is a good embodiment in China.

It's quite popular, it's a way of thinking.

It's starting to be popular now, and old-fashioned people like me know it

It should develop soon.

Like a micro-errand. I personally like it.

Crowdsourcing refers to the practice of a company or organization that outsources tasks that used to be performed by employees to non-specific (and often large) mass volunteers.

First, crowdsourcing is a disruption to outsourcing. Enterprises integrate and use their best external professional resources, so as to reduce costs, improve efficiency, give full play to their core competitiveness and enhance the rapid response ability of enterprises to the environment.

Second, crowdsourcing contains the concept of "working with users to collaborate and innovate".

Crowdsourcing means that product design has shifted from being producer-led to consumer-driven, because no one understands their needs earlier and more accurately than consumers. Therefore, if the subjective opinions of consumers are absorbed as early as possible in the product design process and consumers are involved as soon as possible, the company's products will be more creative, and it will be easier to adapt to market demand and obtain profit guarantees.

Third, crowdsourcing extends the boundaries of innovation and leverages social resources for its own use.

Crowdsourcing cases1. Everyone is headhunting.

2. Easy to use the car.

The concept of crowdsourcing:

Crowdsourcing refers to the practice of a company or organization to outsource work tasks that used to be performed by employees to a non-specific (and often large) network of people on a voluntary basis. Crowdsourcing tasks are usually undertaken by individuals, but when it comes to tasks that require multiple people to collaborate, they can also take the form of individual production that relies on open source. In the June 2006 issue of Wired magazine, Jeffhowe, a reporter for the magazine, first introduced the concept of crowdsourcing, but the crowdsourcing proposed by the Americans was a year later than the freelancer who was born in China in 2005.

In the June 2006 issue of Wired magazine, Jeffhowe, a reporter for the magazine, first introduced the concept of crowdsourcing, and the search results for crowdsourcing on Google soared from 3 to 180,000 in 9 days. Howe defines crowdsourcing on Wikipedia: Crowdsourcing is the practice of a company or organization that outsources tasks that used to be performed by employees to non-specific (and often large) mass networks on a voluntary basis.

Crowdsourcing tasks are usually undertaken by individuals, but when it comes to tasks that require multiple people to collaborate, they can also take the form of individual production that relies on open source.

Correctly understand the gap between China and foreign countries in the use of crowdsourcing model:

First, it is necessary to take crowdsourcing (B-type freelancer model) as a means or way of enterprise innovation.

The second is to overcome the perception that crowdsourcing (B-type freelancer model) is not a new business model.

The third is to establish the idea of crowdsourcing as a new way of starting a business.

Fourth, it is necessary to overcome the misconception that outsourcing and crowdsourcing are opposed.

Take effective measures to ensure the healthy development of this new thing of crowdsourcing:

The first is to strengthen industry self-discipline.

The second is to draft relevant management regulations as soon as possible.

The third is to revise and improve the corresponding tax collection and management measures according to the characteristics of crowdsourcing operation.

Fourth, we will severely crack down on the use of crowdsourcing to commit crimes.

Fifth, strengthen the protection of intellectual property rights in crowdsourcing.