Question 1: A good profile includes which of the following? Your name, title, and image. An overview that lets clients know what you can do for them. A couple of completed skill assessments to show your expertise. Well-written text which has a positive tone, is correct grammatically, and is spelled properly.
All of the above mentioned. Question 2: What is the secret to being a highly successful freelancer on oDesk? Communicate early, communicate often. Provide honest and reasonable project updates. Respond quickly and hit deadlines. Listen to your client’s concerns and have a good attitude. All of the above. Question 3: Which of the next is TRUE about fixed-price careers?
Fixed-price jobs aren’t covered by the oDesk Guarantee. Payment reaches the client’s discretion. Fixed-price jobs are usually smaller and are paid upon conclusion. Terms of the work are agreed upon before work begins. All the above. Question 4: Before you apply for a job, what questions should you consider?
Do I have the right skills and experience for this job? Do I’ve the time available to complete this job? Do I think the offered rate is acceptable? All of the above. Question 5: Which of the next holds true about hourly jobs? Your client is billed only for hours worked.
- Be a Little Different
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- Be Concise
- Free-write anything that comes to brain (he just enables it stream)
- Do you have any proprietary tools or products related to cultural media
- Take Advantage Of Social Media
Work time is logged through the oDesk Team App. Your time and effort are covered by the oDesk Guarantee that an hour proved helpful is an hour paid. All the above. Question 6: What should you be successful on oDesk? A fast, reliable Internet connection and an up-to-date Internet browser. A work-only email account and a free Skype account. A basic knowledge of the English language.
A ready-to-work attitude, a strong set of skills, and an entrepreneurial soul. All the above. Question 7: What’s one smart way to demonstrate you’re right for the work? Offer to work for free. Ignore the client’s invitation to interview. Offer to execute a short, paid “test task” showing you have the required skills. Send a paste and cut cover letter full of spelling errors. Beg them to employ you because you really need the money. Question 8: Which statement about the Team application is FALSE? The united team App must be used for fixed-price contracts.