Where to hire people ?

Depends on what you want to achieve. Since you did not tell about what is the big ones that you know, I have one in mind that you might not know about: Hire the best Filipino employees and virtual assistants the Philippines has to offer! on that website you will be able to hire highly qualified English speaking Filipino to do all kind of online jobs. Hope that will help.

Check the warrior for hire section!

I meant the section where you post looking for people to hire.

Upwork also a better site for hiring people as a part time or full time.

freelancer.com is best said for hiring people for per time and long time job.

I think upwork , freelancer, elance is a big market , and high cost. but YOU CAN TRY WITH FIVERR. THERE YOU CAN HIRE PEOPLE ONLY FOR 5$.

I am hunting for alternative myself, been relaying on elance, odesk and partially freelancer for a while, but once elance and odesk merged, it became a nightmare, i also believe for some reason it affected the workers on that site.

Yet, I do find warriors for hire is another good option as well for some of the services ( SEO mostly )

Hi Roi O,
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I hire from onlinejobs.ph

I usually go to Upwork (formerly Odesk.) Just be careful to read the turn around times and customer reviews. I usually read the negative (if any) reviews first since positive reviews can't always be trusted.

I always choose 3-4 potential people and Skype interview them with basic questions to make sure that they can perform the job that I need in the time that I need it.

Just be careful if someone sounds iffy. I once met a seemingly nice woman who could write some killer copy (a take away that I got from her own ad). During our Skye interview she sounded detached and not very confident in her work, I had some doubts about her at that point... Against my better judgement I hired her.

The situation turned bad. I gave her a full month to complete my copy (short form) that shouldn't have taken half that time. But, I was in no rush as I was still building out my funnel. I stayed in contact with her checking in every few days. Her work log showed her "working", but then excuses began. Conflicting sob stories about how she has no time.

Now I understand that everyone has problems but her communications were getting fewer and farther between. And her reasons were conflicting and sounding more and more like lies. In the end she delivered my copy two weeks late. During those "extra" two weeks she came across as rude and annoyed that I was asking for the delivery. The copy itself was weak and sounded like a 12 year old wrote it during their recess period. And she had the nerve to ask for a tip!!

So just be careful who you choose to employ.

You can hire people from
freelancer.com
iwriter.com
fiverr.com
upwork.com
Seoclerks.com

You can hire and mange freelancers online at Upwork (formerly Elance-oDesk) or Freelancer or Fiverr for part-time or small jobs.

I just hired some guy from India on Craigslist. Easy 123. He did amazing coding work for like $100 and I made a $500 profit.

You can check the Hire section of the community. Beside this you can see the Upwork, Freelancer, fiverr also if you want. Here I would like to say, it is not important which site you are going to use, but it is too much important which freelancer you are going to hire. Is the freelancer good? skilled? expert? positive feedback? did you see his previous work history? Thanks a lot.

You could always post a "work from home opportunity" job listing. You can do this on Craigslist easily. Get candidates to submit an inquiry, contact them, and let them know what you want them to do.

Surely enough though, it needs to be a real and legit WORK FROM HOME opportunity. Make sure they're doing what you tell them to do, and hold them accountable. Have them submit proof that they completed tasks for the day, and as any good boss would.... reward them for their hard work.

Elance to me seems to be gone to the pits, every job posted gets about 20 spam replys that totally ignore the brief.

Craigslist Employment Ads. I've found some of my best jobs on there. All the major companies and hospitals, etc... in the Metro DC area post on Craigslist.

I use fiverr for content to be written, look at there seller reviews a red hot tip, make sure all positive reviews and people have came back for more content from the user

Actually there are a lot of sites -- you can even hire people from the "Warriors For Hire" section.
But to add more options for you to check, you can also try Upwork (formerly Odesk), Toptal, Guru and Freelancer.com

By the way, I found a list of Upwork alternatives, you can check those sites and evaluate them yourself.

Well i guess onlinejob.ph is a great way.
But i'm looking for US/CA or any Tier 1 Virtual assistants. Anyone know where to get those instead of those above mentioned. looking for some alternatives.

Just use fiverr for simple jobs

You should go on hire section. I think you'll get clear idea from there.

You can hire VA from Freelancer.com, blackhatworld.com. also here on WF, wire for hire section.

Thank you!

Hope you already got many options, I just repeating:

Fiverr => For cheap and high quality work.
Upwork => For Cheap and high quality work.

You can find people here it self in warrior forums, check sites like freelancer and upwork, set a rate and go ahead.

If you are looking to hire specific sales reps, Invisume is a great source. It allows users to be privately shopped based on a list of criteria. This allows you to hire the best talent whether they are passive or actively looking for a job.

Check out the site here >>>> Invisume: The Invisible Resume. Let Employers Find You | Find a Sales Jobs

Worriers Hire section , Upwork, freelancer.com

Try elance.com

I personally always start on Craigslist just because I'd rather hire someone local and keep my cash within my community. If I strike out there, then I'll usually try a local newspaper classified and eventually Elance (which is transferring to Upwork). If that fails, I'll go to one of the specialty sites like JournalismJobs.com or Creative Circle.

The only other advice I can give is to never settle....if you don't find the perfect candidate, then don't hire anyone at all. Just keep looking.