The story of Brian Schrier

Absrtact: Taskrabbi is a mission release and claim form of the community website, the task Publisher (Taskposters) through this platform to obtain the task of the Rabbit (taskrabbits), and the task of the Rabbit in the completion of the task can receive a certain remuneration. Currently，

Taskrabbi is a mission publishing and claiming form of community web site, the task Publisher (Taskposters) through this platform to get the task of the Rabbit (taskrabbits) help, and the task of the Rabbit in the completion of the task can receive a certain amount of remuneration.

Currently, 30,000 users have passed the audit and background checks to join the task of the rabbit ranks. The most common bunnies are retirees with free time and skills, Stay-at-stay-at moms and dads.

For mission rabbits, flexible working hours are the biggest attraction. Jamie Viggiano, Vice Minister of Taskrabbi marketing, found that 60% of the mission rabbits were added to the network because they wanted to control their schedule.

A huge income is the task of the Rabbit to take the initiative to complete those tedious task of motivation. Viggiano said that on the platform, about 10% to 15% of the Mission Rabbit is fully involved, this part of the monthly access to 6000 to 7000 dollars of income.

Brian Schrier, David Cordova and Jonathan Lal are the elite of the mission rabbits, and let's hear them say that running errands on TaskRabbit can be a 7000 of a monthly experience.

The story of Brian Schrier

Brian Schrier, 45 years old, is a mission rabbit from San Francisco, starting his first mission in 2014.

"I have a roommate who is also a taskrabbit on the mission," said the hare. Every time to complete the task to return home, he will take out his mobile phone, open TaskRabbit, start various show superior. The thought of joining TaskRabbit I will be able to marry Bai Fumi, as CEO, embark on the peak of life, I resolutely closed my petition management company, to become an excellent task rabbit's glorious cause.

Every week, I set aside half a week to finish my TaskRabbit San Francisco mission. And in the other half of the time, I lived in a small boat in Napa Valley. Whatever the task, I set the price at 150 dollars an hour, from shopping to carpentry to building I can finish.

In the first week, I made 1500 dollars by bringing people home. Later on, I became more and more adept at accomplishing the task of TaskRabbit, earning more than 2000 dollars a week, and 6000 to 7000 dollars more. I think I'll be able to do better and earn more.

Once I took a job, really a start-up company folded T-shirt, 70 dollars per hour. At the time, the company was frantic and had to fold the T-shirt before the deadline. I was impressed by the fact that once you were busy or crazy, you would be willing to pay someone to help you get things done.

In all the tasks, I always remember the customer gave me that warm hug, that is the first time a customer brought me to eat, generally I have to complete the task after their own food. There are really a lot of lovely people on the TaskRabbit.

I like the freedom to work on TaskRabbit, which gives me time to do what I want to do. I can live in a small boat and often trim it. I am also very happy to be able to meet a group of friends in the TaskRabbit, this is not all occupation can bring.

But the worst thing about TaskRabbit is that there is no emergency protection, and I want a partner, which helps me learn from all kinds of people. ”

The story of David Cordova

David Cordova, 31 years old, lives in New York and joined the office in 2012
The ranks of the rabbits.

"In 2012, I lost my job in the financial industry and a friend recommended TaskRabbit to me," he said. At first, I just wanted to make some extra money during the transition TaskRabbit.

I usually spend 6 hours a day on TaskRabbit tasks, but it depends on the amount of work. Normally one task takes 2 hours, I finish 2 to 3 tasks a day. I'm trying to do everything from Monday to Friday, but the task has been a little more recent and hard work in Saturday.

I priced myself at 25 dollars an hour, carrying heavy things or assembling furniture at 60 to 65 dollars an hour, and moving words would have to be 80 dollars per hour. Recently, I bought a van, I have to rise to pay the price, to bear the oil and tolls.

Now I can make 500 to 750 dollars a week, and work hard, one months and 4000 dollars is fine.

The most wonderful task I have ever done is "baby car bodyguard". I had to stand outside a 1-3-year-old school and tell the kids where the nanny or mother was parked their baby carriages. I've been doing this for 8 days and I feel like a bodyguard for the club.

I've also been an administrative assistant, in fact, the company doesn't need any real administrative assistants, they just need someone to sit there and not pass through an empty room when their clients pass by.

One of the best tasks I ever felt was helping a girl move. It was 8 o'clock in the evening, and the girl, the moving company, had suddenly stood her up, and all her belongings were on the streets, desperately in need of help. I saw her work on the TaskRabbit. I hurried in one hours, got her in the car and helped her with the move. She said: ' Thank you so much for coming here tonight and rescuing me, you can't imagine what this means for me tonight. ’

I love the feeling of working on the TaskRabbit, where you can choose the tasks you like, the hours and the salary you have, and I don't want to live the nine to five.

The only drawback of TaskRabbit is the disadvantage of all free professions, that is, there is no social security, but luckily my wife has. ”

The story of Jonathan Lal

Jonathan Lal, 28 years old, lives in San Francisco and joined the TaskRabbit in 2014.

"I was always looking for a flexible job, plus I was waiting for an internship in the medical field, so I had to find a job that I could stop at any time." TaskRabbit will be able to meet my needs, I always work on weekdays in the morning to practice, evening and weekend to complete the task of the rabbit job.

I work an average of 25-30 hours a week, and I set the ' working hours ' on the TaskRabbit to four, but sometimes I also set it to be eight or eight.

Generally speaking, I always price according to the difficulty of the task. I usually love the task of assembling furniture and small booth repairs, both of which I priced at 35 dollars to 45 dollars. Personal assistant 26 USD, product test 25 USD.

I've done a lot of cool work, the most interesting one is to help the Union
Square's new park unveiled for media publicity, and I saw the mayor again.

It was a particularly memorable time when I was helping a guy propose to his girlfriend. The proposal was set on the Golden Gate Bridge, and the view on the bridge was particularly beautiful, and he commanded me by telephone to prepare blankets, pillows and champagne. In the end, the girl said yes and it was all worth it. Not long ago, I finished a task of sending flowers. I from people's happiness also felt happy and satisfied, I never put the things on the TaskRabbit as a task, I always feel that I am in the quality of service to customers.

The one thing I like most about TaskRabbit is its flexibility in work and salary. At the same time, TaskRabbit is very caring for its staff, and you don't feel like you're fighting alone.

If you want to say something you don't like, it's app, but it's no big deal. ”