Find your dream job in United States of America on gigexchange
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What is the gigexchange?
The gig exchange is a new Future of Work Jobs board platform in United States of America offering increased work opportunities across 39 countries.
Our USA jobs website section allows USA job seekers and workers to find their next permanent or contract jobs in United States of America, all for FREE.
Find a Job in United States of America
- Are you unemployed and looking for your next job in United States of America?
- A USA student looking for your first job out of College or University?
- A Full Time Employee looking for their next job and big challenge?
- In a temporary, casual or part-time job, but looking for something permanent and secure.
- A USA contractor, freelancer or consultant looking for your next contract job in United States of America
- Providing flexible remote working job opportunities, allowing you to Work From Home (WFH) and improve your work life balance
Sign Up and Join the Best Job Board in United States of America
- We are a United States of America and global job website operating in 39 countries. If you are a migrant worker or wanting to relocate and move to USA, we can help you find the dream job easily.
- We provide a reputation service, validating your skills and honest, hard work
- We provide a convenient USA marketplace with a large pool of USA businesses needing different work services completed
How gigexchange jobsite works?
1. Search and apply for any job or contract of interest.
- Work can be remote based or location specified
- You can leave a short message explaining why you are perfect for this role when applying
2. Application
- Applications will be sent to business website for completion
- Our chat portal can be used to keep in touch throughout the process
- This will advise if successful or not too.
- Keep in touch with our web & app notifications
3. Job done – provide feedback
- Provide feedback to the recruiter or business if you are the successful applicant
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a gig and a contract job?
A gig is a pre-defined task (or set of tasks) that has a specific expected outcome. On the gig exchange, it is FREE to list a gig under the services section.Services are fixed price or negotiable. Workers are selected based on services, availability, reputation & price. The money is withheld independently through our leading global Payment provider Stripe escrow account.Payment is only released upon satisfactory completion. Feedback is given by both parties to build marketplace reputation. A contract is an advertisement listing the general requirements and services expected of a worker in a time based role (hourly/daily rate). Contracts are listed under the Jobs section.
I am a business, do you offer discounts for bulk job uploads?
Please contact us so we can discuss your specific requirements?
I am a recruiter, do you offer discounts for bulk job uploads?
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My type of work isn’t listed under any classification?
We provide a free text option. Please update and we will review and update accordingly.
Can I upload bulk jobs?
Please contact us for details around how and pricing.
What is the difference between a gig and a job?
A gig is a pre-defined task (or set of tasks) that has a specific expected outcome. On the gig exchange, it is FREE to list a gig under the services section. Services are fixed price or negotiable. Workers are selected based on services, availability, reputation & price. The money is withheld independently through our leading global Payment provider Stripe escrow account. Payment is only released upon satisfactory completion. Feedback is given by both parties to build marketplace reputation. A job is an advertisement listing the general requirements and services expected of a worker. Job advertisements are for permanent or contract based work (hourly rate).On the gig exchange, the job advertisements are FREE and listed under the Jobs section.
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