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One benefit may be that contractors won't be in a race to the bottom, so they won't feel like they should half-ass it. On one of the other websites, they seem
by pi18n 13y ago
One benefit may be that contractors won't be in a race to the bottom, so they won't feel like they should half-ass it.
On one of the other websites, they seem to want to install a spyware on your computer so the employers can see what you are doing at any given moment. I doubt a great coder would put up with that (I'm merely good and I wouldn't) and the odds of finding one there are lower. On the other hand, I think a great coder would be more likely to freelance on a site that has consistent work which they don't need to fight over.
So that's my speculation.
- tzaman 13y agoYour speculation explains it perfectly!
- jpdoctor 13y ago> One benefit may be that contractors won't be in a race to the bottom It's obviously of benefit to the contractors, I meant the other side of the transaction.
- pi18n 13y agoI explained it further, if you had bothered to read the rest of the comment; that sort of thing may attract higher-quality developers.