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- Member Since: Jun 2007
- Last Login: 22 May 2008
- Jobs Posted: 4
- Jobs Awarded: 2
- Paid out: £100
Category:Admin/Secretarial > Office Management
ID:405
Title:remote office management
Location:
Job Description
we need someone who can do remote office management. The will need to come to our office in central London at least once a week to do a few things like filing, mail management and basic office maintenance. The rest of the time we will be emailing them tasks that need to be done as and when. Tehse include
- mail shots
- ordering office supplies
- sending letters
- data enetry / data management
- travel organising
- booking restauants
- pacing calls on our behalf to chase things to do with the office
Job Budget
Job type:Recurring Job
Budget:
Additional Information
Approx start date after Bid is selected: Immediate (within 1-2 days)
Attached Files: None
Bidding ends:Bidding Closed
Job Posted:03/06/2007 01:47 am
Clarification Board
E. M. on 12/06/2007 12:51 pmI have only just registered and am not sure what you mean by Budget: Not disclosed? Please could you enlighten me on this.
Many thanks
Reply from Client
X. T. on 12/06/2007 19:38 pmhi,
that means i would rather not disclose my budget at this stage so as not to bias the quotes i get.
thanks
J. W. on 14/06/2007 21:24 pm Hi there
I thought that the closing date for this bid was this Tuesday of this week? Please advise on why it has been extended?
Thanks
X. T. on 15/06/2007 11:30 amJulie
theer was no change in the date. Whay do you think there was ?
J. N. on 17/06/2007 14:10 pmI also thought that the original date for this was not yet passed (and it still shows 6 days left!) so cannot understand why another bid has already been accepted! Please explain.
Reply from Client
X. T. on 18/06/2007 10:07 amDear Julie
A Buyer is always entitled to accepting a Bid before the expire duate he/she originally set.
As i mention above, we are now adding a featire to publish the winning Bid so that you can all see it and
get feedback that way
regards
D. L. on 17/06/2007 21:11 pmI placed a bid for this project and as I have heard nothing back assume that I was unsuccessful.
Is it possible to get 1 to 1 feedback with regards to my bid and why it wasn't accepted?
Reply from Client
X. T. on 18/06/2007 10:05 amDawn
We are not involved in the Buyer's decision, and we do not bias that decision in any way (unlike recruiters say) so we cant really express an opinion on that as PAperHour. The only thing we can do on this front is publish the winning bid for you to see. We are adding this functionality right now so please bear with us.
Regards
D. D. on 18/06/2007 10:07 am
I notice that bidding has now closed on this, as I'm fairly new to "bidding' for projects, I too wouldn't mind being given some feedback as to why I wasn't successful on this occasion. Thank You.
Reply from Client
X. T. on 18/06/2007 14:43 pmdear Denisee
As mentioned below: the winning bids will soon be published together with comments from the Buyer as to why they chose the bid they chose.
For now all i can say is that buyers choose based on price, relevant track record, location (in this case it was relevant) and references (if made available)
regards
N. B. on 18/06/2007 13:31 pmdisappointed to see the bidding has closed despite the closing date being shown as 24 June. I was formulating a bid and thought I still had a few days to put it in. Why put a closing date and then accept an offer before the end of the bidding process ?
Reply from Client
X. T. on 18/06/2007 14:45 pmDear Nicola
As we explain below: it is the case that Buyers may choose a bid before the expiry date if they deem it right to do so. We do not interfere with that process. All i can suggest is you try to get your bid in as early as possible and detail as much information as possible.
Also Buyers do prefer to acceot bids from Providers who post a picture on their profile as it makes it more personable.
I hope this helps.
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