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The narrative surrounding the future of work forever changed with the outbreak of COVID-19. The "gig economy" -- which relies upon workers completing a task when it's needed, and not being chained to a desk full-time -- became enormously important over the past year.

Fiverr International (FVRR +2.39%) emerged in 2020 as a growth stock that could hold the key to powering the economy of the next decade. In this July 26 video from their YouTube channel, Motley Fool contributors Brian Stoffel and Brian Feroldi run the company through their investing frameworks. Watch to find out why the company -- and its stock -- scored well for both of them.

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Brian Stoffel
For six years after graduating from Grinnell College, Brian Stoffel was a middle school teacher. Five of them were spent in inner-city Washington DC at a KIPP charter school that focused getting 100% of students accepted to college. In 2010, Brian and his wife took time off to move to Costa Rica and re-evaluate their life priorities. Six months later, having been an avid blogger on finance and stocks on the Motley Fool's discussion boards, Brian entered the Motley Fool's Writer Development Program. He has been writing for the Fool since 2010, and loves all-things-Wisconsin.
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Brian Feroldi owns shares of Fiverr International. Brian Stoffel has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool owns shares of and recommends Fiverr International. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.

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