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Goal of the analysis.... (Clearly describe 2-3 goals you had with this analysis and describe how those goals are connected with the intrinsic value of Upwork) | Goal of the analysis.... (Clearly describe 2-3 goals you had with this analysis and describe how those goals are connected with the intrinsic value of Upwork) | ||
According to Upwork, top rated freelancers alone represent 10% of freelancers in the platform. Given that Upwork claims to have over 12 million freelancers that would be around [[Upwork: Seniority Level of Freelancers|1.2 million]] freelancers. However, the searchable number of high quality freelancers is what matters the most as these are the most active freelancers in the platform. (When does a Freelancers become non searchable?) | According to Upwork, top rated freelancers alone represent 10% of freelancers in the platform. Given that Upwork claims to have over 12 million freelancers that would be around [[Upwork: Seniority Level of Freelancers|1.2 million]] freelancers. However, the searchable number of high quality freelancers is what matters the most as these are the most active freelancers in the platform. We have explained below how a freelancer can fail to appear in the search results.(When does a Freelancers become non searchable?) | ||
Therefore, we decided to find out the number of these searchable freelancers. Our objective was to: | Therefore, we decided to find out the number of these searchable freelancers. Our objective was to: | ||