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Well, I'd suggest looking no further than oDesk. Assemble your profile profesionally, check the new deals daily (first comers to deal have some advantage, in m
by dsirijus 13y ago
Well, I'd suggest looking no further than oDesk.
Assemble your profile profesionally, check the new deals daily (first comers to deal have some advantage, in my experience), and be generous with tags.
Helps being specific about work what you do.
I did sort of a "hack" of oDesk when I was only starting - I've requested few tags to be added that were non-existant, but demanded by clients ("augmented-reality", in particular), in which I was good, and that lead some clients to me without me browsing. I'd bet my profile was only search result for many queries during that short period of time.
EDIT: Ah, you're on the "other side of the fence". Sorry, misunderstood you.
- lingben 13y ago"new deals"?
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- moondowner 13y agoI have few close friends who are pretty happy with oDesk too, so I'd recommend it to people who want to freelance.
- mathiasrw 13y agoI agree. oDesk is smooth, slick and help you connect to people who can provide man hours.
- dj-wonk 13y agooDesk rejected two job postings of mine, with no explanation. I double checked their TOS and saw no conflict. Customer service never replied. They won't be getting my business.
- bobx11 13y agoI have been posting on oDesk for years and never got rejected... what were you posting?