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Workeroom users grew 120% to cater surging demand for professional service |
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Shifting
economic conditions and the coronavirus are rapidly remoulding the
world of work and talent matching. More businesses are tapping Workeroom’s
flexible and on-demand HR services for greater agility and a better
bottom line, while a growing number of sequestered professional service
providers are relying on this marketplace to seek and serve clients. As a
result, Workeroom saw its user base grow by 120% on the quarter.
The new members are attracted to join the platform because of its
B2B focus. In addition to featuring a pool of qualified professionals
and a range of high-demand business services, such as graphics and
design, video and photography, translation and
writing, marketing, tech solutions, and corporate
services, Workeroom was purposefully designed with business, corporate,
and professional speed and needs in mind.
Unlike B2C services that deal with relatively simple deliverables,
B2B services often entail longer lead-time, multiple project
milestones, and a greater service level and qualifications from the
providers. To ensure that both clients and service providers match
well with peace of mind, Workeroom’s novel HR recruitment model
facilitates the parties to specify and understand each other’s
requirements, pricing, and expectations before they confirm the
commitment. The platform also has a range of protections in place to
safeguard the interests of all contracting parties for a smoother
experience.
Thousands of professional and skilled gig workers have already
signed up to the platform, and Workeroom is now servicing such business
clients as LinkedIn, Lalamove, K11, Kerry Properties, and many others.
Workeroom is now looking to expand into other Asian markets to
capture the opportunities opened up by the growing demand for agile and
cost-effective HR solutions.
This Cyberport Smart-Space company is also keen in sharing and
collaborating with start-ups within the community. Workeroom hosted a
workshop about outsourcing at Smart-Space 8 in Tsuen Wan last year and
shared tips to help fellow start-ups strengthen their business and
manage business collaborations better. |
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