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# Understand where these high quality freelancers are coming from. If they are not concentrated in U.S only, that will be an advantage to the platform during macro weakness as clients can shift hiring to less developed countries(eg India and Philippines) where wages is low. | # Understand where these high quality freelancers are coming from. If they are not concentrated in U.S only, that will be an advantage to the platform during macro weakness as clients can shift hiring to less developed countries(eg India and Philippines) where wages is low. | ||
# Find out if the main job categories; Web, mobile and software development, design and creative, sales and marketing and admin support, have sufficient number of high quality freelancers. These jobs account for more than 70% of open jobs in the platform. It would be a disadvantage to the platform if majority of clients can not access high quality freelancers. | # Find out if the main job categories; Web, mobile and software development, design and creative, sales and marketing and admin support, have sufficient number of high quality freelancers. These [[Upwork: Breakdown of Open Jobs Per Category|jobs]] account for more than 70% of open jobs in the platform. It would be a disadvantage to the platform if majority of clients can not access high quality freelancers. | ||
# Find the approximate total number of searchable freelancers and assess if they are sufficient to cover the jobs posted by clients. | # Find the approximate total number of searchable freelancers and assess if they are sufficient to cover the jobs posted by clients. | ||