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How do I get a job?
Start with the basics: First, post a profile and fill in your past work history and skills. Take a few online skill tests to verify your skills, and upload any relevant examples to your portfolio. Do your best to make sure that when a buyer sees your application, he or she will be impressed. Then start applying for jobs! Try out small jobs first to accrue feedback and then go after the bigger fish. oDesk's forum, blog and newsletters often have more tips for landing your first jobs.
Q: Should I apply for hourly or fixed price jobs?
Whichever you prefer. Most long-term work is done on an hourly basis, but fixed-price engagements may be a great way to get started with your first oDesk jobs and build the feedback that can help lead to longer-term opportunities. Note that only hourly work done online with oDesk Team benefits from the oDesk guarantee that an hour worked is an hour that will be paid.
Q: How long does it take to get a job?
The first job is always the hardest; it can take some time and persistence to build an impressive profile and acquire your first job. Take free online skill tests to increase your job application quota and write detailed custom cover letters, and you should be able to get a job within a few weeks.
Q: How can I improve my profile?
Take as many free skill tests as possible, upload work samples to your portfolio, include a portrait, and spend time editing and refining the text in your profile. Check the forums for more advice.
Q: How do I know which buyers are good?
Check out the feedback other providers have left for the buyers and take a look at the number of paid jobs they've completed on oDesk. And during the interview process, pay attention to your instincts, just as you would on an interview for an in-house job: Do you get a good “vibe” from this buyer? Does the work challenge you, and will you bring your best to it? Are you comfortable with the pay, the deadlines and any requirements regarding hours, communication and deliverables? While you're selling the buyer on you, don't forget to make sure you're sold on them.