
Gigs
Gigs
Automatically match employees to short‑term projects and assignments based on skills, availability, and interests. Move faster, build skills through real work, and cut external hiring costs so your organization becomes more agile and productive.

Modern work moves faster than headcount changes, leaving internal capacity underused, projects understaffed, and external hiring costs rising — an internal gig marketplace fixes this gap by connecting people to real work quickly.
Without an internal gig marketplace, managers rely on slow, manual sourcing and contractors, delaying delivery and increasing spend when internal talent could do the work.
Employees can’t easily see stretch projects across teams, so development is ad‑hoc, engagement drops, and internal mobility lags because access isn’t transparent or fair.
Generic postings create noise and risk — without audience targeting and governance, ineligible employees see gigs while the right teams miss them.
Use internal gigs to fill projects quickly and give employees equitable ways to contribute, gain visibility, and grow skills on the job.



University of California, Irvine

Smartsheet
If you need to staff critical work faster, cut external hiring costs, and give people fair access to stretch projects, Gigs delivers outsized impact across these industries.

Increase workforce agility across sites by directing gig work to the right teams and locations, tapping internal capacity first to lower external spend.

Support risk, compliance, and transformation programs by mobilizing internal talent with governed access and explainable, fair matching — reducing reliance on contractors.

Enable compliant internal mobility with governed, attribute-based visibility (location, business unit, function) so only eligible employees see and apply for relevant opportunities.

Increase productivity and velocity by matching people to short-term initiatives based on skills and interests, while giving transparent access to opportunities across teams.
On average, at Lennox, each internal move added five months of tenure. Multiply that across Lennox’s 4,800 tracked internal moves, and the company effectively retained more than 2,000 years’ worth of institutional knowledge. Each goal added to an IDP was linked to 25 extra days of tenure, and each developmental action to another 17 days. Even a modest level of engagement—just a few goals and actions—could easily translate into an additional year of tenure for an individual.

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