The Real Struggle to Get Projects at the Lowest Price & How Yokrazy Fixes it with Freegency

  What is a temporary agency? Temporary agencies are of common use to fill the gap where the company would face a sudden shortage of staff or where individuals seek flexible employment. But what and how does a temporary agency work? This article will go a long way in ensuring that the concept of temporary agencies, better known as temp agencies, is demystified and that they could be beneficial to both the employer and to job seekers, be it a business owner who is willing to reduce his hiring process or a job seeker who is aiming at getting temporary employment. Learning the Basics of a Temporary Agency A temporary agency (or temp staffing agency) is an organisation that connects employers and employees in the event of contract, temporary, or even project work. These groups monitor the whole process of hiring everyone, including the identification and confirmation of their qualifications. They similarly often assume responsibilities such as payroll management and employment regulati...

  The modern gig-based economy puts freelancers in a difficult paradox: there are plenty of projects, but never before have projects been so difficult to acquire at a low price. No matter whether you are a designer, developer, marketer, or data scientist, all these pains are repeated in one way or another: underbidding, inconsistent payments, project scope creep, delayed feedback, and the oversaturated market. This state of affairs, in its turn, is what Yokrazy will provide clients and freelancers with: an organized and supportive environment that will enable both to feel strong and empowered due to its one-of-a-kind approach to its work that I like to refer to as the Freegency itself. Why is it so hard to find fairly priced projects? How is Yokrazy Managed Services through the Freegency concept refreshing and a sustainable solution? Let us have a look. The Reason Getting Projects at the Right Price is so Difficult 1. Race to the Bottom Pricing: The freelance websites are now full...