This quote from the Hubstaff Talent marketing description came to mind: Freelance sites sometimes feel like I am feeding a greedy croupier with a dodgy poker deal. I went on to discover the service IS free and, although not overly populated by our type of developers yet, the facility is there for it to be a huge notice board to search for work and staff without having to throw some cash at the host. It was good to know Hubstaff Talent got that. As mentioned before, we move away from the confines of the recruitment site and make more decisive contact with associates elsewhere. Like Taking Part In The Water Bucket Challenge
Hubstaff Talent is new and, although familiar with using Hubstaff to record the movements of staff and pay them automatically, the freelancing site felt like a spin off and I was put off a little. True enough it was blurby but some stuff made sense. Acutely aware it was marketing spiel and I would get annoyed or bored or be better off finding out for myself if I liked it. I took to reading through the description of Hubstaff Talent that they had sent. I had criticised it myself to Dave (our Company Owner) while we scanned for top candidates to psychometrically test (a process we sell as an online service, heinous self promotion indeed!) before we let them join our active projects. I couldn’t really argue with her observation. ‘Why are you giving a Ukranian developer a love heart? Thats absurd!’
Recently my partner of 11 years, Emily, glanced over my shoulder while I worked and asked me which dating site I was on, see the image below for a reason why:Īfter explaining it was a freelance recruitment site called PeoplePerHour and I was scouting for staff, Emily asked: So, due to the overwhelming (thanks guys!) popularity of our article on freelance recruiting, the AWD team was approached by Hubstaff Talent, who were clearly feeling left out of our list.Įver Skeptical of heinous self promotion, I moved to spam the mail but, I remembered how bad the alternatives were.
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