I decided to read Outsourcing Tips and Tricks by Dmytro Zaporozhtsev and Svitlana Zaporozhtseva because I want to start my own indie publishing business and I know I will have to outsource a lot of the work. I’m in the learning stage of the whole thing and reading everything I can in the hopes of saving money and time further along the road. I wasn’t sure if this book would be of practical use to me but, at around eighty pages, I felt it was at least worth the time it would take to read it because I read fast. I am so glad I made that decision. I learned so much and it cost me so little in time and money. I had thought Outsourcing Tips and Tricks might be on too grand a scale for the small business I imagine building for myself, but I was wrong. This is a book for any entrepreneur that is starting a venture and has no experience getting the right people for those jobs he or she chooses not to do themselves for whatever reason. This is good, practical, easy to understand advice that gives value and makes sense.

I want to point out that Outsourcing Tips and Tricks is well written in a way that any educated reader will be able to easily understand and follow. The advice and ideas are sound. The quotes from famous people are well placed and very appropriate. For me, the most valuable advice was how to find and work with people on sites such as Fiverr and Upwork. That is exactly what I needed. These tips alone made the book worth my while, but there is so much more there, and it is presented in a well-organized, easy to comprehend style that I was able to understand and appreciate. It is great to read a how-to book and really learn how to do the thing you want to do.

Outsourcing Tips and Tricks by Dmytro Zaporozhtsev and Svitlana Zaporozhtseva covers various challenges that face the outsourcing arena. They write about the inhibitors of effective working relationships between the client and the service provider. On this issue, many providers focus on flattery instead of dealing with the real issues that plague a particular project. Even so, authors Zaporozhtsev and Zaporozhtseva provide solutions that are focused on helping all the players involved in outsourcing form constructive relationships that will ultimately lead to success. They also share candidly on matters surrounding outsourcing platforms, what to look out for, the types of providers and clients that can be found on these platforms, and how to essentially navigate through these sites.

Outsourcing Tips and Tricks by Dmytro Zaporozhtsev and Svitlana Zaporozhtseva is a timely book that will be helpful to anyone who is interested in outsourcing either as a client or provider. The authors suggest tools that are really practical and useful in ensuring that the process of outsourcing becomes a success. I liked that the book was very well structured and written in simple language. The world of outsourcing is definitely a complex one that intimidates many. However, Outsourcing Tips and Tricks by Dmytro Zaporozhtsev and Svitlana Zaporozhtseva contains invaluable advice on many pitfalls that players can avoid. The authors have been on both sides of the coin as providers and also clients, which makes them undoubtedly knowledgeable of this particular topic. Overall, the book is definitely worth any reader’s time, especially those with an interest in the topic of outsourcing.

Outsourcing Tips and Tricks: Getting the Best Bang for Your Buck by Dmytro and Svitlana Zaporozhtseva is a book for freelancers, business owners, and companies who consider outsourcing services to freelance professionals and experts with specific skills. It is no longer a secret that most businesses thrive on entrusting specific tasks to experts, and their clients have no idea that there are people doing work behind the scenes.

This book provides readers with all the information they need and what they require to successfully outsource their services to a third party or a freelancer. In this informative book, the authors outline the pitfalls that are prevalent in the outsourcing marketplace, share cheating examples, offer useful tips on finding and retaining the right talent, and discuss the different key roles in the marketplace as well as platforms for providers.

Outsourcing Tips and Tricks: Getting the Best Bang for Your Buck is a book for readers who love guides that are simple and that offer great value to readers. It’s the best book for readers looking for how-to tips on locating the best outsourcing partners and bringing the best talent on board. The authors have woven a lot of practical tips into this book and readers are left in no doubt that they are experts in the field. I enjoyed the way Dmytro and Svitlana Zaporozhtseva integrate personal stories and real-life examples into the writing. Here is a book that anyone can read and understand, filled with valuable tips and information. This is your guide for successfully outsourcing business services.

Outsourcing Tips and Tricks by Dmytro Zaporozhtsev and Svitlana Zaporozhtseva is all about Getting the Best Bang for Your Buck. Many businesses use freelance workers these days, not just to get work done at a fair price, but in their search for the next top designer, computer programmer, or writer. Sadly, the freelance marketplace is not always what it would seem to be. Much of it is not regulated and trying to find the right freelancer for the job is not as easy as it sounds, despite there being millions to choose from. Svitlana and Dmytro have taken the freelance market and built themselves a top-rated design agency, providing top-quality work to some of the smallest start-ups right to the major Fortune 500s. Now they bring us their tips and tricks, the expertise they have built up, and they show us how to get the best out of the freelance market, putting the power firmly back into your hands.

Outsourcing Tips and Tricks: Getting the Best Bang for Your Buck made for interesting reading from the other point of view. I do a lot of freelance work and it is difficult to find quality employers who don’t want the highest quality of work for the lowest possible price. I did learn quite a bit from this book, although it is aimed at those who are looking for freelancers and much of it comes down to building up the right relationships. I did find myself chuckling throughout the book as I recognized quite a few of the tips as being relevant to my own experiences on the freelancer platforms. Outsourcing is the way forward for many businesses and I think that this book will be invaluable. It isn’t too long, it is straightforward, and it hits directly at the heart of the problems surrounding the freelance world. A must-read for anyone thinking about hiring freelancers for outsourcing work or for anyone thinking of becoming a freelancer – it works both ways!