Monday, February 6, 2017

How to Analysis UP-WORK in Freelancer 2017

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Mr. John Bogger ( America ): How upaoyarke popular freelancing outsourcing work to get the job performance (Job Success score) is calculated, it seems many of the different question arises. Before authenticated and ilyansa (authenticated and ilyansa the current upaoyarka) was the only customer comments (feedback) ratings were calculated. Since the feedback apaoyarka just do not count. Job Success Now the score is calculated. Job Success depends on many factors score.

Job Success feedback score = all (public and private) + long-term relationship, the contract agreement without any work + repetition, lack of adequate feedback. Job Success score = (successful implementation of the agreement - negative results) / total effect 14 days after the apaoyarka Sunday 6 months, 1 month and 4 months Job Success calculates scores differently. The score is higher, it adds freelancers profiles. Job Success score of 90 or greater is considered to be much better when. 75 or less is considered bad. Job Success score lower than 75 are a lot of problems to get a new job.

Long-term contracts and agreements recurrence score increases: a deal is a long time away, and the regular work of the transaction fees, the score increases. Customer scores but leads to the same work over and over again.

Bad customer feedback does not count: the customer with all the bad phrilyansarera is calculated using the feedback of the clients and their accounts closed apaoyarka.
If the transaction does not reduce the score: a treaty since the start of any transaction if the payment is not fixed after a while it reduces the score. You can escape from this problem as soon as the end of the contract.

Feedback can be reduced without a contract at the end: the end of the contract without feedback is not an issue at times, but at the end of the contract without regular feedback score decreases. Phidabyakasaha contract and if the customer requests can escape from this problem.

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