Question: Are there any outsourcing websites left where the project manager posts a description of what needs to be done and then outsourcers bid on the offer?

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Are there any outsourcing websites left where the project manager posts a description of what needs to be done and then outsourcers bid on the offer?

They seem to have all moved away from this model and I loved it. Also, does anyone know where to find a moderately priced but good web freelancer?

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Slava Khristich

Principle Software Engineer & Architect 20+ years

http://Upwork.com, http://Guru.com or just contact us at http://tateeda.com :-)

Answered over 7 years ago

David Favor

Fractional CTO

Google the following...

micro work sites

Answered over 7 years ago

Francisco Kemeny

Marketing Transformation

I use Freelancer.com 💯

Answered over 7 years ago

Sharique Nisar

Strategy Consultant | Marketing | BI | Analytics

One good web freelancer is me for sure.. whats your need?

Answered over 7 years ago

Dina Eisenberg

Helping overworked lawyers automate and delegate

Sure, You seem to be talking about dedicated virtual assistant companies like Time Etc, which is still open

Answered over 7 years ago

Igor Belogolovsky

Digital marketing expert.

Freelancer.com has this feature, and 99designs is the quintessential example of the "contest entry" model you're describing.

Answered over 7 years ago

Joy Broto

🌎Harvard Certified Global Corporate Trainer🌍

I know a few of them, for instance, Upwork is a famous one, apart from that Fiverr and Design Hill are also good options that you have.
Besides if you do have any questions give me a call: https://clarity.fm/joy-brotonath

Answered almost 4 years ago