Nenyezz:
They are not hiring now till around August. try by then

Jamex4191:
Daniel call me I have a good news for you 07066193253

Starry321:
Wow @Quasarjose. It was only a matter of time. The most important thing is that they do not cancel the contract. Let's keep praying that this covid 19 issue comes to an end soon. There have been few questions on the CT for two days straight. I don't know what to expect again. Even the number of questions I answer weekly have been coming out reduced in the weekly report. Make we dey see Sha

Thank you.

Cakephp:

What were you doing on a betting thread

TheBlessedHero:
@quasarJose, is it all of you on that platform they suspend now? have they suspended some tutors among you before now? if you could estimate, how many do you think, you guys are, on that platform?
what is the total questions you guys have been having in your CT, since the last two weeks?

crownedrookie:

Same thing you do night and day on ashawo thread.
I have given you new meaning for life. Now follow me night and day like the diseased dog you are

quasarJose:


---It is all of us.

----We are 98( bear in mind, just 4 Nigerians, the rest are foreigners)


----Number of questions has been about 120 for each day since like two weeks. Most of those questions are always repeated, broken and unsolvable.

quasarJose:


---It is all of us.

----We are 98( bear in mind, just 4 Nigerians, the rest are foreigners)


----Number of questions has been about 120 for each day since like two weeks. Most of those questions are always repeated, broken and unsolvable.

Cakephp:

The reverse is the case on LatinHire UK group. They scrapped out some tutors and increased number of questions on the content tool, they need to give explanations. They've got to make a statement!

TheBlessedHero:


Argh!!! Nkan Nbe... (kola Olawuyi)

Even Access Bank don dey drop staff and branches nau...

All I know is that, when this pandemic is over, a lot of tables will turn: some people will find themselves at the other end of the divide. New opportunities will come, old ones will die... hmmmmm...

Cakephp:

The reverse is the case on LatinHire UK group. They scrapped out some tutors and increased number of questions on the content tool, they need to give explanations. They've got to make a statement!

quasarJose:


Lol Rip Kola or is he still alive?

Yeah. I guess so.

I am not suggesting there might be a looming furlough in your own group. Our answering feeds are very different.

Just be hopeful things pick up again.

So do not fret.

quasarJose:


One thing I am 100% sure is that brainly loves a feed that is totally clean everyday.
Those questions you see are ranked based on the traffic they have amassed and they need salvaging.

Laying off tutors and increasing number of questions must have been their wisest decision. I hope the number of questions you are talking about isn't those" 3000" stuffs. Those are facades, it is a flaw from the backend (I personally asked about them). The questions available are the ones you see.

They must have thought it through very well. Definitely the number of tutors after the layoff will meet their objectives.

Also, they do not owe us any explanation. We are freelancers and it's in the nature of our jobs. We signed a non-disclosure agreement. You cannot put this experience in your CV or tell people about this contract. In short, you have no say. They can treat you as they like...

Cakephp:

OK boss, I now get. Hopefully things will get better towards the end of the year.
I thought it was a foul play but now I totally understand.

Thanks for the explanation. We shall meet at the top.

TheBlessedHero:


Yeah, Kola Olawuyi is late, it's Kolade Alabi that still dey...

yeah, we can only hope, LH talked about Aug-Sept too, for those they suspended a few weeks back...

So, what other Gig are you looking into nau? or it's fully offline hustle? or everybody is holding their Joker till after this pandemic is fully eradicated or can be maintained?

quasarJose:
Good evening guys.

Well done guys, let's hope for better days ahead.

quasarJose:


---It is all of us.

----We are 98( bear in mind, just 4 Nigerians, the rest are foreigners)


----Number of questions has been about 120 for each day since like two weeks. Most of those questions are always repeated, broken and unsolvable.

TheBlessedHero:


Argh!!! Nkan Nbe... (kola Olawuyi)

Even Access Bank don dey drop staff and branches nau...

All I know is that, when this pandemic is over, a lot of tables will turn: some people will find themselves at the other end of the divide. New opportunities will come, old ones will die... hmmmmm...

Omoba7:


Gee, I doubt if you know what you're talking about. Firstly, it's LatinHire "US" group. The number of questions has drastically reduced for some days now.

quasarJose:


A bottle of cognac for him.

I am waiting it out. I got some personal stuffs to do and I am focusing on them for now. In fact, the likely" two- months window break" is what I kind of need now.

Sometimes, hustles can hurt real growth, yet, we need money to accelerate so many stuffs in life.

Almost all hustles have been disrupted by this virus. We just need to go back to the drawing board and be ready again.

AududuNine11:


God bless you immensely for bringing us out from the dark. I deeply appreciate this very important info at this crucial time. Tnx much.

quasarJose:


You are welcome boss!!!!

Your tool might also not get suspended who knows. At least, someone must keep the platform alive no matter the trinkets of questions coming in.

AududuNine11:
PeterJosh, when are we going to have our own Nigerian version of brainly?

quasarJose:

Lol. We might have to run it on charity at first.
It would be a worthy venture though.

of course, it would be run on charity first

We would very tedious legal issues(more ethical) to deal with. Schools and educators will definitely frown at such platforms. Government might clamp down.

What legal implications are we looking it, considering how brainly runs? WHy might schools and educators or the government want to clamp down on an education platform that brings together students who assist themselves with assignments that parents do not even have time to solve, or other kids whose parents cannot afford a lesson teacher for them?

Getting a good strategy will go a long way for a start.


Or you already cooked something with enough spice?

I'm still studying the brainly system

quasarJose:

Just imagine giving students assignments to solve. They come around and professionals take it up from them. Wouldn't that undermine the real focus of learning?

This is my reason why schools might trigger the government to restrict such platforms. Educational "assignment" solving websites are usually frowned at. It is widely believed that they make students cheat and beat the system far too easily. It is against the TOS of some top freelancing websites to work on educational gigs like helping to solve assignments and writing essays. I got hammered on Fiverr for flouting that rule

In the case of brainly for example, there was an non-disclosure agreement. [/b]Also, we do not answer hot and live questions posted by the students. I see that most of the questions are about a week old. I hope you understand why it is so now. [b]


Actually, devising a good strategy would go a long way to ensure that the efforts of teachers in real-time are not being circumvented by our supposed ingenuity.


In all, it is doable and I willing to give it a shot anyway.