A New WEB-site Targeting Local and Cross Country Access to Work

MaxOfferts is a new WEB-site that creates the link between real requests for work and services, coming from anybody requiring services or products in all fields of life.

Waterloo (I-Newswire) September 19, 2012 - Despite recent negative economic trends, and the downwards pressure this has had on employment policies worldwide, there are still thriving businesses who can offer skilled and qualified services. It does not necessarily mean that there is nothing out there, but it is difficult to match requests with the offers. The additional problem is how to find some services quickly and at the best price. This is the problem that a newly developed WEB application MaxOfferts.com will address.

The genesis of this innovative technological solution comes from recognising the everyday needs of people to match demands and competitive offers. A situation arose that a friend asked me if I knew anyone to help with gardening, another was looking for competitive companies to replace window frames, whilst a third was looking for baby-sitting work. These requests relating to work were satisfied by word of mouth, second-hand information passed to eventually reach the right person. This inefficiency is not solved by a general internet search, as unfiltered results provide no clear evaluation of the person or company we would choose for our need. This WEB site is the answer.

At its core the WEB service is a collection of requests structured into different categories such as domestic services, gardening, cleaning, construction, transport, engineering, language lessons and so on. Coming from both individuals and companies, the request entries will be accessible by any party that wishes to send or accept an offer. Users will sign in to the site as either employers or service providers, and replying to a request will cost less than a postage stamp. Anybody who is signed in may provide any type of service, easily searched for by multiple criteria including geographic or trans-national region. Through this uniquely positioned service should somebody need painting services for his/her apartment, replacing window frames, or installing solar panels in Brussels, they can receive competitive offers from France, Germany , Poland or Hungary. Based on posted evaluations and price he/she can choose the best offer. The site also offers geo-localization with Google map integration of the service providers, enabling requestors to choose local service providers.

This site also features an online interactive calendar for service providers, a key feature for providers of short duration services, such as window cleaning or day-labour. A provider such as domestic cleaning service professional will be able to visually indicate their availability for a certain day or time. Request for a service made using the interactive calendar, can be automatically processed, and the available times of the service providers can be filled directly by the requestees. The interactive calendar will not be appropriate for every category of work, but for example students can easily convert their free time, during weekends or, holidays into openly accessible labour blocks in which they will be able to make themselves available for babysitting, dog walking, gardening, tuition, etc . The online interactive calendar is also an invaluable tool for professionals, to fully utilize their time, such as yacht or airplane charters. The already extensive system of categories available during the start-up phase of the site will be further enhanced utilising user feedback, and the site grow to cover every imaginable work request. The platform will provide a solution to match any requests, with informed evaluation and competitive offers replacing the dubious value of a friends well-intentioned references. The creators of the site believe that there is no work demand that the site could not respond to, and people searching for work will benefit enormously by being able to respond directly to the requests, as and when they occur in their region and area of operation.