JSS

[#1]

Guys don't you think the job success score is a bit unfair!! I mean if my prices are higher than others i won't get accepted as much as others, no? And that would look bad to the clients am applying for, they will think negatively about the whole profile, that he's not being hired cause of his unprofessionalism or whatever other reason!!! 

[#2]

What does JSS have to do with your prices?

[#3]

Well if you're a client and you saw an application for 100$ per hour and another for 20$ i think you'll go with the 20$!! At least that's what i understood from JSS: how many times you got hired? 

[#4]

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Charbel A wrote:

Well if you're a client and you saw an application for 100$ per hour and another for 20$ i think you'll go with the 20$!! 

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That's not how it works.

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Charbel A wrote:

At least that's what i understood from JSS: how many times you got hired? 

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No, of course not. It has nothing to do with how often you get hired, it's how happy the clients who hire you are with the work you have done for them. The higher your JSS, the happier your clients say they were with the work.

[#5]

Oops my bad then))) thx a lot

[#6 · Accepted solution]

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Charbel A wrote:

Guys don't you think the job success score is a bit unfair!! I mean if my prices are higher than others i won't get accepted as much as others, no? And that would look bad to the clients am applying for, they will think negatively about the whole profile, that he's not being hired cause of his unprofessionalism or whatever other reason!!! 

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JSS stands for job success score. Nothing to do with being hired, or how often. You don't have it yet, you need more completed jobs for it to show up.