An article about Dework and its profile & reputation features.

Dework is Upwork’s Web3 version. You should be familiar with how Upwork works unless you were not struggling like the rest of us. It has login credentials and other information needed to validate your eligibility to use their site, which takes time to approve. You earn a living by marketing your expertise. You prepare proposals for job interviews and submit them, most times, arely receive a rejection or acceptance notice.

Remember that social media network we used as an online resume?
LinkedIn, I suppose.
What about using LinkedIn?

Linkedin is commonly thought of as an online resume. It displays where you've worked, what abilities you've utilized to complete certain tasks, and so on.
You are aware that you can search for jobs on LinkedIn, right? You can opt for a notification mail if any job employment matches your skills.

Do you still remember the definition of Web3?

The simplest definition is the internet by users.
On Web3

1. No email address or phone number is required to register.

2. A resume is not required when applying for a job.

So, how exactly does it work?

Well, that is where Dework comes in.

We will get there. Easy peasy.

Dework is a Web3 version of Upwork and LinkedIn.

What do I mean by that?

You have a profile on Dework that shows your abilities, project(s) you've worked on, and earnings.

The Web3 internet is utilized.

It allows contributors to participate in tasks by application, open submissions, or gated claiming in both open and private projects.
Dework allows you to create your own DAO.

The website is easy to navigate. On your phone, though, you may utilize Desktop view to show everything and enjoy the interface.
There are numerous payment options available.
You get paid by linking your Metamask wallet address, and you're ready to go.

Read this article for additional information on Dework.

https://dework-community.gitbook.io/product-docs/guides-for-contributors/browsing-daos-on-dework