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Answering the question of the clients asked..

by Davidteinke
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Basically i am a data entry worker. And when i going to apply in any job in Odesk then i feel some uneasy for some question"s answer.

My question is that what it mean by client when they ask


1. Which part of this project do you think will take the most time?
2. What part of this project most appeals to you?



And what would be best answers for this questions as a Data entry Worker ?.


Please help....
#answering #asked #clients #question
  • Profile picture of the author Dennis Gaskill
    Just be honest. What takes the longest for you might be different from what takes someone else the longest.

    Questions like that are sometimes used to weed out people who are less than forthcoming. For example, if someone says "I do everything quickly," they aren't answering the question as it was asked, they're avoiding it. Boom - that person gets crossed off the list because he can't follow instructions or because he won't honestly answer the question.

    A good answer might be, I think "such and such" will take the most time, but I don't anticipate it being a problem. This looks like a pretty straightforward job that anyone with my skills should be able to handle in a timely manner.

    Good luck.
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  • Profile picture of the author master reseller
    The best thing you can do in this situation is to offer a concrete example taken from a previous job. So for instance, if you are applying for a job as a backlinker, and you have previous experience at that, you would cite your previous work experience and say what took the most time. As for what you like most about the current job being offered, you can just state your own opinion, based on previous experience. Being truthful in this situation is the best way to win a job.
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  • Profile picture of the author artflair
    I agree both with Dennis and Master Reseller - just be honest with your prospects and show them testimonials from your previous works (that's a huge game changer!).
    In the end of the day you want to have as many happy clients and positive testimonials as you can, (which will drive more business), right?
    Good luck
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