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Not exactly into iOS dev but based on my experience, it might be worth checking out the following: 1. Freelancer.com 2. PeoplePerHour.com 3. Guru.com 4. Upwork
by webtechgal 10y ago
Not exactly into iOS dev but based on my experience, it might be worth checking out the following:
1. Freelancer.com
2. PeoplePerHour.com
3. Guru.com
4. Upwork.com
All looked upon as 'fish markets' and 'sweat shops' by many which is not entirely inaccurate, but you will frequently find decently paying jobs too. You might have to struggle initially (with bottom-of-the-barrel jobs) in order to build up your profile and get some reviews, but once you have a few under your belt, things should start getting better. YMMV
- selfthrow 10y agoNever tried any of these. I heard that upwork requires you to install tracker which captures screen every few mins. How about the others? Which one is the best in your opinion?
- webtechgal 10y agoGenerally speaking, most of such platforms allow either fixed-price or hourly jobs to be posted and carried out. In case of hourly jobs, some sort of time-tracking mechanism would obviously have to be in place. Not sure about Upwork (haven't landed any job there) but Freelancer does have an app. (Haven't used it because my workstation is CentOS and the linux version of their app is broken.) In my experience, Freelancer.com and PeoplePerHour.com are the top runners. While the quality of buyers on PPH is noticeably better (mostly from UK/Western Europe/North America/Australia), the deal-flow volume at Freelancer is much higher. HTH and all the best.