Bookmarks
Nexxt
Job Seeker:
Nexxt categorizes the jobs search according to 4 criteria: career focus, local focus, diversity focus, and global focus. The third one is beneficial to accommodate a more inclusive work environment for everyone.
99Designs
Job Seeker:
This freelance website aims to focus on designer jobs – everything from logos to book covers. It also allows clients to start a contest that everyone in 99Designs can participate in.
The Creative Group
Job Seeker:
The freelance website makes it easy for freelancers out there to find a job they want. TCG, as it’s called, allows you to upload a resume or a LinkedIn profile to start looking for a job.
Crowded
Job Seeker:
Crowded boasts it’s AI-powered recruitment process that will find the most suitable applicants for companies. This freelance website will rank everyone based on their price, experience, and skills.
Aquent
Job Seeker:
While Aquent states that they mainly accept someone who has 2+ years of working experience, fresh graduates are still welcome to explore their available jobs. And if you doubt how much your skill is worth, there is a salary guide to help you set your price.
PeoplePerHour
Job Seeker:
This freelance website has over 1.5 million freelancers that used their service. Every worker will have a rating, which is a great promotion. People Per Hour is free for freelancers, but the competition can be very challenging. You should always improve and set a reasonable fee so you’ll be more likely to get hired.
Simply Hired
Job Seeker:
One of the best things about Simply Hired is that you can browse freelance jobs in your nearby location. Additionally, there is a list of top salaries and a tool to estimate your fee. This is helpful to benchmark for a specific work you want to do. You’ll also be able to create a resume from the website and learn many things from their blog.
Toptal
Job Seeker:
Toptal is a freelance website which promises companies they can hire the top 3% of global freelancers. Surely, you can be one of them if you work hard enough in building your skills.
Upwork
Job Seeker:
Upwork offers tools to kickstart your freelance journey – collaborative space, built-in invoice maker, and transparent recruitment process. You might also be able to work for many famous clients such as Microsoft, Airbnb, Dropbox, etc.
Fiverr
Job Seeker:
Freelancers can showcase finished projects to the public so potential clients can easily pick someone whose creation sparks their interest. It’s an alternative that removes the need to contact workers one by one. What is more, Fiverr offers you free learning courses to develop your skills and teach you how to pitch to clients.
Green vs Brown programming languages
theMage:
Small blog post attending to present a solution why some programming languages are more loved it hated than others.
Airbnb
Travel on, now:
From condos on the beach to eco-houses located in the middle of forests, there is no limit to what Airbnb can offer, whether you’re travelling for work or leisure.
Trivago
Travel on, now:
Trivago is metasearch engine that scours the internet to show you hotel prices on lots of other websites so that you can easily compare them.