Daniel Offer: A vWorker Success Story

When it comes to finding the businesses and service that will work best for you, many turn to friends and reviews to make a final decision. To show how vWorker benefits both workers and employers, vWorker has gathered real success stories to show potential users just how much they have to gain.

Daniel Offer (screen name) used vWorker as an employer to outsource a number of technical projects to help turn Chit Chat for Facebook, a desktop messaging application, into a reality. While Daniel had the vision, vWorker allow him to find success. Even after launching his application, Daniel continued to use vWorker to outsource additional projects such as marketing and research. Daniel found success with vWorker as it allowed him to find the right workers at much lower costs than the traditional hiring process. 

Integration with Facebook Makes Commenting to vWorker Easier

The vWorker site appreciates and uses comments from users to continually improve the site for both workers and employers. In order to make contacting vWorker easier, comments are now posted using Facebook. This allows workers and employers to log in to their Facebook to leave comments, questions, and concerns directly to vWorker. The previous third party used by vWorker for users to leave comments often faced bug issues and comments could easily be lost. Another advantage of using Facebook is allowing users to see comments in an organized list relevant specifically to that individual.

vWorker values the input submitted by vWorker employer and worker users to continually update and upgrade the site’s features. During a usual month, vWorker makes nearly one hundred enhancements and fixes to the site, many of which are made by users. 

How to Win in Arbitration

The number one way workers on vWorker can win arbitration every time they go into it is to always remain professional and courteous. In the vein of being professional and courteous, vWorker would like to remind all users entering into arbitration that insults and threats are unacceptable and an easy way to lose your arbitration.

It is also important for workers to upload all work files before a deadline or milestone arrives. In the case there is not a deadline, 100% of your deliverables need to be uploaded at the beginning of the arbitration.

Other things to keep in mind while in the midst of your arbitration is to always provide factual information, to answer the flaw list accurately, to answer direct questions with direct answers, and to refrain from arguing.

All workers on vWorker should follow these tips in order to win their arbitration. 

Anti-Bidding Spam Feature

When posting projects with vWorker.com, you have the opportunity to take advantage of the anti-bidding spam. But first, what is “bidding spam”? Bidding spam are generic responses sent by workers or an automated project they use. This means workers have not taken the time to read through or fully understand your project and specific needs. Using the anti-bidding spam feature, you can easily sort out legitimate bidders from those who only waste your time. This feature requires bidders to sum up the project in their own words when submitting a bid. It also allows employers to report those using committing bidding spam and wasting your time.

For protection from spammers and wasting time reading through generic statements, visit www.vWorker.com to learn more about their innovative anti-bidding spam feature as well as all the services provide from vWorker.com. 

What is the Tech Sherpa Program?

The Tech Sherpa program allows you to replace multiple specialists with one specialist. The duties covered by a Tech Sherpa include project management, team leader, outsourcing manager, and quality control manager. The experience a Tech Sherpa has includes doing technical work themselves as well as managing those doing technical work. Hiring a Tech Sherpa is best when you have outsourcing needs for larger projects that you have budgeted more than $1, 000 for. The Tech Sherpa program is a fairly new program that allows for entrepreneurs to opt for a short term Tech Sherpa versus the long term and eventually more expensive Tech Co-founder.

All Tech Sherpa’s from www.vworker.com are carefully screened before hiring and matched with you to best suit your business needs. Tech Sherpa’s price range vary from $25 an hour to $95 an hour depending on their technical skills and experience.  

Why vWorker Constantly Makes Improvements and Bug Fixes to the Site

To keep vWorker as a number one choice for workers and employers, vWorker takes into consideration comments, questions, and concerns of its users as well as constantly reviewing the site. During a typical month, over a hundred improvements, changes, and bug fixes are implemented on the vWorker site to give users the best possible experience when placing bids on projects, listing projects, and hiring workers.

The Most Recent Improvements and Bug Fixes to the vWorker Site

Some of the most recent improvements and bug fixes to the vWorker site include payout for referring users from a competitor, a new page to compare vWorker and oDesk, a new field for workers under the “Bidding” section of a project, as well as small project page enhancements. Learn more about the latest changes by visiting the site at www.vWorker.com. 

vWorker Gives Back

vWorker has recently announced how they give back to business community. vWorker has helped 880 poor entrepreneurs around the world in 24 countries to start micro-business. To help entrepreneurs start local micro-enterprises, vWorker has provided $60,000 in business skills training and micro-credits.

vWorker Gives Back Across the Globe

The entrepreneurs being helped by vWorker’s training and micro credits are spread across the globe. Some of the recipients include survivors of the conflict in Cote d’lvoire, Nicaraguan entrepreneurs, marginalized women in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Krgyzstan, Sierra Leone; and entrepreneurs in Jordan, Palestine, and several other countries.

These micro businesses help improve communities by giving local entrepreneurs the pride of being able to sufficiently provide for themselves and their families.

If you would like to help make the world a better place by assisting less fortunate, but promising entrepreneurs please visit Kiva.org, CalvertFoundation.org, MCEnterprises.org, OikoCredit.org, and CapitalforCommunities.org.