@Md. Arafat - wrote:
Yes, Mohammad,
You should follow some rules and regulations which has already given by upwrok.com.
- You are able to apply for the job, simply ignore the warning that you don't meet that criterion.
- Must apply as fast as possible.
- Don't copy paste your cover letter for job applications.
- Don't apply for more than 3 jobs a day.
- Be available online for more than 12 hours.
I hope these would help you.
Thanks
Arafat
I disagree with almost all of your advice:
- You are able to apply for the job, simply ignore the warning that you don't meet that criterion. - Never apply to jobs you are unqualified for. It is a waste of your time and connects.
- Must apply as fast as possible. Not true. A serious client will wait for a number of proposals coming in, and take time to select the one best fitting his requirements. That can take days.
- Don't copy paste your cover letter for job applications. Agree, but that will not be possible when you main aim is to be fast.
- Don't apply for more than 3 jobs a day. There is nothing wrong with applying to more than 3 jobs a day, provided they are a good fit and you are confident you can deliver excellent results.
- Be available online for more than 12 hours. It is a good idea to be online frequently, especially in the beginning, but I don't see how 12 hours is specifically required.
Your first task is not writing proposals, but working on your profile. I feel that you can improve it considerably by taking tests to show your skills, and simply present yourself better. The marketing tools of your profile are: 1. a good picture. 2. a good headline. 3. a good first sentence. These will entice a client to klick on it and open it further, or skip it. Use them to your advantage.
