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Signing Off and Rating Your Coder
Use this page to read this part of our book, Outsourcing Through RentACoder, and complement what you find here with the content in our growing outsourcing articles library (the book’s ‘online extension’). Then hop on over to our outsourcing forum to discuss what you read. Your posts can be viewed and replied to by everyone else who wants to comment/respond. Please be sure to view previous entries before submitting anything.
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The previous section discussed what you can do in the event you’re not quite satisfied with the work you receive. But what about when you actually like what you get?!
It’s simple…
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They need to dump crummy coders. If a coder delivers sub-standard work they must be de-listed by RentaCoder. Only coders who achieve a minimum standard of work should be allowed to bid for work. Buyers want to choose between a number of coders each of whom has a reasonable minimum standard of work. The RentaCoder approach is to let the market work it out. The bad apples will be discovered and tossed aside. Of course while the crummy coders continue, buyers get upset at the poor standards and disputes begin. The work is delayed and there are no winners. Clean up your act RentaCoder. Set a minimum standard for entrance to your books and only accept those who can produce a body of acceptable work.