ArcReviews of arc.dev

I have had a good experience using Arc. I love their processes, and the platform is easy to use.

I am grateful that the site accurately finds and informs me of assignments that fit my abilities.

It has been a pleasant experience.

I have 2 years experience.My lovely tools are react and react expo .Little little i looking around of vue and python.Also making my own backend projects with node js

I have been with Arc for the past 4 months, it's definitely a better platform for freelancers. Payments and the Arc team availability are really smooth. They have set up standard high for a developer to be part of the Arc team, which essentially aids a way to work with high profile clients. Being in Arc, one thing that I would expect is to have many more opportunities coming in, you might need to be quite patiently available for the opportunity.

Generally very helpful and efficient and with very good back-end systems (really appreciate the Toggle upload!). I have had a couple of issues with the rate on a contract not being as agreed with the client (in both directions!). Interactions are courteous and supportive. Using Arc reduces my gig-search and administrative load.

As a whole, I think CodementorX does a great job. It has taken a cut-throat industry of online freelancing and delivers a platform that I can feel comfortable using without trying to undersell my talents. Looking into the future, I think my main concerns would be how CodementorX can position itself so that it continues to deliver high quality content to both clients and freelancers. Platforms like Upwork and Toptal started off as decent solutions but ultimately end up where they are today. As a behavior interviewer and a CMX developer who likes to browse listings, it looks like there is already some saturation of ReactJS developers. If I was a ReactJS developer, it would feel a bit difficult to be picked if 15+ people have applied to a job posting. I don't readily have solutions to these concerns I raise but I am confident in CodementorX's future as a place where freelancers can go if they are serious about offering high quality services for a market-range price. As a freelancer, I had a difficult client on a project who was both overly demanding and did not seem to know anything about his role as a CMX client. He did not seem to know how the billing system worked and the expectations set by CMX. This occurred with another client with whom I interviewed with. The client didn't know that he was supposed to fill out the survey and explicitly express intent to work with me. As someone who is new to CMX, it can be a bit confusing to balance figuring out the platform for yourself and the client. There are a few platform issues that appear once you start using the CodementorX platform more. It doesn't always seem like the support channels (Contact Us) are the best way to address them since I have sent out e-mails per the instructions there and have not received a response. Here are a few: 1. US Social Security Number - this is displayed as plaintext to the user. I'm not sure if this is PCI data and needs to be encrypted but at least don't show it as plain text where anyone can look over my shoulder to see the last 4 digits. 2. SSO Accounts - I feel disadvantaged as a user who uses Google login versus making a CodementorX account. I can't use the app, my e-mail, etc.

Great place to work as a mentor and to find interesting projects. I started 1 year ago and found high level clients to work with. Reporting interface can be a bit better (for example, payouts reporting is limited to CSV that can be only downloaded in monthly statements), but, otherwise, an excellent place to be in.