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You created a microtask and it looks fine from your own account, but workers cannot see it? Do not rush to create a duplicate. In most cases, the reason is in the current task status or one of its settings. A quick check of the points below usually makes the problem clear. Start with the task status Open the task page and make sure the microtask is active. If you paused it, new workers will not receive it. Check moderation Some microtasks go through review before publication. While a ta...

Creating a microtask on DitWork is straightforward. The most important thing is not how many settings you use, but whether a worker can immediately understand what to do, what to submit, and how much an accepted result pays. A clear task is easier to complete and much easier to review. When a microtask is the right choice Use a microtask when the same small action needs to be completed several times by different people. For example, testing a page, submitting a form, checking data, or follo...

If you have just joined DitWork and are not sure where to start, the process is simpler than it may look. There are two main ways to earn: small microtasks and larger client projects. For a first experience, microtasks are usually the easiest place to begin. You can see the instructions, reward, time limit, and required proof before you start. Where should a beginner start? Open the microtask earning page or go directly to available microtasks. Do not choose a task only because it pays mor...

There is a frustrating situation many people recognize: the experience is real, the projects happened, yet the resume makes the person look much weaker than they are. A few dry lines, copied duties, a long software list, and no clear answer to one question: why should an employer care? If that sounds familiar, you can hire a freelancer to turn scattered facts into a convincing resume. This is useful far beyond a first job search. People update resumes when changing careers, moving into a senior...

Some tasks get postponed again and again. A 58-minute meeting sits on the phone, a long interview is buried in a folder, and the sentence you need was definitely somewhere in the middle. Listening to everything again wastes time. It is often easier to order audio or video transcription and turn the recording into text you can actually use. Transcription is useful for interviews, lectures, meetings, consultations, podcasts, webinars, research, voice notes, and subtitles. Sometimes the client nee...