Test Answer: oDesk Readiness Test for Independent Contractors and Staffing Managers

Hi everyone,

As a game developer, I want to earn some extra money in my free time. Freelance job is great in this situation, and Odesk is one of them.

After register an account, you will have to take the "oDesk Readiness Test for Independent Contractors and Staffing Managers" to ready for work.

Here is the latest answer of the test, hope you enjoy it and happy earning ^^

1. A good profile includes which of the following?
Ans: e. All of above.

2. What is the secret to being a highly successful freelancer on oDesk?
Ans: e. All of above.

3. Which of following is TRUE about fixed-price jobs?
Ans: e. All of above.

4. Before you apply for a job, what questions should you ask yourself?
Ans: d. All of above

5. Which of the following is TRUE about hourly jobs?
Ans: d. All of above

6. What do you need to be successful on oDesk?
Ans: e. All of the above

7. What is one smart way to prove you're right for job?
Ans: c. Offer to do a short, paid "test project" to show you have the necessary skills.

8. Which statement about the Team app is FALSE?
Ans: c. The Team App must be used for fixed-price contracts.

9. oDesk charges clients 10% of what they pay on your contract.
Ans: a. True

10. This question is based upon the figure shown below
Question:
What kind of profile image works best for attracting clients?
Ans: a. A picture of me smiling. because it's considered more trustworthy and pleasant.

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