Outsourcing Reviews (Book Excerpts)

Outsourcing Reviews (Book Excerpts)

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Curious about outsourcing reviews? Our book, “Outsourcing Through RentACoder” explains it all. Below are a few selected snippets that describe its importance and why you, as an outsourcer, should care.

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Excerpts:

• Again, assuming that you’ve opted to work with the best, your selected coder is at the top for a reason. S/He won’t be perfect — nobody is — but rave reviews do not come for naught. (page 32)
• As more and more people use RentACoder, the site is bound to encounter new situations that demand new rules. So do yourself a favor and regularly review the official definitions at the RentACoder website. (page 177)
• This draft should be specific and tweaked (and reviewed by others involved in the project’s management) until there’s no mistake about what you want. (page 181)
• Ticking the right option will ensure your project is correctly interpreted by the coders who review it. (page 193)
• First we introduce the standard steps of reviewing bids offline and off. Then we describe some of the stuff you should look for and find in the ideal bid. There’s a lot of stuff to scour so we strongly advise you to only look for what’s applicable. (page 210)
• How do your in-house per hour costs compare to what you’ve received? That’s the question you’ll want answered every time you review a coder’s bid. (page 217)
• In the previous section, we described how RentACoder’s contractors are ranked, rated, and reviewed. And then we pointed you to a link that lists each coder by rank. (page 248)
• Not only does the program seemingly monitor every little thing coders do, it additionally requires constant review from buyers as well. If you don’t want to be tied to your computer – don’t use the Pay for Time program. (page 283)
• Accept the work as complete, make the changes yourself or hire them out to another more competent coder, and then give the coder a brutally, honest review. (page 349)
• Be sure to review the coder’s profile and ensure that they have done a project similar to yours or at least using the same technologies and that it was completed successfully. (page 407)

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