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Job Success Score and Morale
Jul 5, 2015 09:51:23 AM Edited Jul 6, 2015 07:15:09 AM by Suzanne N
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Jul 5, 2015 05:21:04 PM Edited Jul 5, 2015 07:57:47 PM by Valeria K
Setu said "the true problem behind this score - the calculation".
With respect, no. The true problem behind this score is the people who implement and impose it. **edited for Community Guidelines** It's the reason why these threads, and however much kudos we give each other, serve no purpose apart from venting and bonding. Nothing's going to change.
"Tired of being tired" of it all - absolutely.
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Jul 5, 2015 05:48:47 PM Edited Jul 5, 2015 05:49:46 PM by Suzanne N
I am tired too of the same old same old, but don't you think that is the whole point of ignoring the freelancers concerns? Beat them down so they stop hollering about it. Bring in their little happy brigade and everyone will soon forget about the complainers?
I am so tired of it I am not longer going to make myself available, but for my two long term clients and as soon as my website is finished I am moving on where I will not be told how to run my business and have JS scores run me into the ground.
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Jul 5, 2015 10:32:33 PM Edited Jul 6, 2015 06:17:04 AM by Valeria K
Exactly, you don't log on over the weekend, and then you realise your job satisfaction score may drop because of forgetting to decline something like this!
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Job Description
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Jul 6, 2015 06:23:50 AM by Valeria K
Hi Ramon,
Your Job Success score is not affected by how quickly you respond to job invitations, it only affects your Responsiveness score. Also, note that you can set your profile as unavailable for the weekend for the invitations not to count at all.

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Jul 6, 2015 06:46:48 AM by Valeria K
Hi All,
I understand that many of you still feel insecure about the Job Success score and want to know more about how exactly it is calculated. However, we have been sharing as much as we can publicly to provide some guidance for freelancers without allowing abuse.
The Job Success score was in no way intended to lower the morale of Upwork freelancers, but it was meant to do exactly what it is doing. It helps those freelancers stand out who only apply to jobs they are qualified for, discuss and understand all the terms before accepting the offer, communicate professionally and deliver great results. And it helps clients to recognize and avoid freelancers who take on jobs they are not able to complete, don't communicate professionally or ask for clarifications, fail to deliver product and refund all the money to avoid bad public score.
I know all of you belong to the first category of freelancers and therefore you all have been enjoying high Job Success score. Occasional relationships with a client that went south would not affect your score or if it would, you would be able to recover it really quickly.

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Jul 7, 2015 07:54:48 AM by Tracye G
"The Job Success score was in no way intended to lower the morale of Upwork freelancers".
With all due respect....It has DESTROYED the moral. The micro managing going on now borders on obscene!
"I know all of you belong to the first category of freelancers and therefore you all have been enjoying high Job Success score. Occasional relationships with a client that went south would not affect your score or if it would, you would be able to recover it really quickly".
I have worked on this platform for almost 7 years and have maintained a very stellar rating..I had ONE vindictive client...am waiting for the JS score to recalcualte so I can see my 7 years of very hard work go down the toilet...because of ONE VINDICTIVE client....and if Upworks does not think there are vindictive clients, they are delusional!!!
We as the freelancer have ZERO say, ZERO recourse, and now ZERO moral! I hope the Upworks "team" is happy.