Tag archive for "freelance bidding"
Employment, Freelance Articles
This blog post is intended to go out as a reply particularly addressing those of our users who have been complaining about how PeoplePerHour.com promotes cheap labour (or “slave labour” to quote a few of our more fiery users) and how it is mistakenly claimed to favour non-UK freelancers who set cheaper fees. As some [...]
The feature was centered on two of our providers – Edward Moss and Zoe Smith - with a short commentary from our founder in-between.
There was an interesting article about ‘The Future of Work’ in Time Magazine this week. Seth Godin, author of Small is the New Big, contributed some particularly insightful points. Godin describes a future in 5 or 10 years, where businesses will employ only a few essential employees and outsource the rest of their work. A [...]
After numerous requests from Employers on our site we have now introduced a feature whereby they can optionally limit their bids to UK Providers only. Our site is now over 70% UK freelancer, and despite a constant worry by many of you that you’ll be ‘undercut’ by lower bids from abroad, over 85% of bids [...]
Employment, General News, New Features, Web 2.0
Thank you to everyone that has provided us with useful feedback, positive or negative, on the Premium membership scheme that will be launched in September. We have collected and analysed all the feedback (from the blog and also from your emails) and have used it to identify the main concerns about the scheme and modify [...]
General News, New Features, Web 2.0
With the launch of the networking features a few months ago, a large number of providers have been collaborating and building their professional network by connecting with other providers that they can work on projects with. With that in mind, we have launched earlier today new features to enable providers to form virtual teams with [...]
Employment, Freelance Articles, General News
We often get asked to provide help with bidding and advise on how it’s best to write proposals and how much to charge. While there is no ‘magic formula’, we have compile a short checklist of what we believe you should have in mind. While some points might seem fairly basic/obvious (e.g. having a comprehensive, up-to-date profile), a quick [...]
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