SBP: And someone hired a Tasker to impersonate her at a birthday party she couldn't attend. I filled her with literally anything cinnamon I could find and then stuck her in a Lyft to deliver her to the party. SB: One fun/strange one was the time I had to drive around Los Angeles to find Cinnamon flavored food to put inside an extra large pink elephant piñata which I had to decorate with custom glitter letters with her name, Cinnamon. What are the weirdest/most memorable tasks you've performed? Faux finishes and wallpaper murals are definitely some of the most popular things I do right now. My calendar is pretty booked up with painting and home makeovers.
My artistic background has definitely made me one of the standout painter/wallpaper installers in Los Angeles. SB: When I first started tasking I was providing a wide range of services but now I focus on home interiors, with my partner. I really couldn’t ask for a better job, I get to help people improve their lives every day and it feels amazing to be able to use my skills (and power tools!) to do that! What are the most popular task requests you've received? The next day I’m hanging wallpaper, installing lighting and giving paint color advice. Some days I’m repairing drywall and patching a subfloor. The best part of this job is the variety. After a quick walkthrough to assess the job, we get to work solving and fixing the problems. Communication is key, so another text to let the client know I’ve arrived. I like to gather my tools the night before (remember that snooze time earlier, lol). Samantha Berry: A typical tasking day starts with a typical routine: Alarm, snooze, alarm, snooze, alarm! Then it’s off to the races –confirming with my clients and letting them know when I’m on my way. Tell us what a typical tasking day looks like for you. Fortunately, there are tons of skilled Taskers out there who can help clients in this category. However, I’ll be the first to admit that electrical work is not my strong suit because it requires special skills that I don’t have. I like to consider myself an organized person, which means I excel in tasks that require precision and attention to detail. SBP: The categories that I have the most experience tasking in include Shopping and Delivery, Furniture Assembly, and Cleaning. Are you a good Tasker? What are your strengths? And/or what is SO not in your skillset?
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I’ve assembled office chairs and TV stands, cleaned apartments, and delivered groceries – and I’m proud of my positive 5-star reviews! In addition to the accomplished feeling of a job well done, I love meeting some of the great clients who use the TaskRabbit platform. From accepting a task via the app, to completing the job and invoicing the client, taking on local jobs on the platform has given me a holistic view of what it means to be a Tasker.Īs someone who isn’t afraid to get my hands dirty, I love challenging myself to complete tasks to the best of my ability. I frequently use TaskRabbit as a client, but it’s also valuable to understand everything that goes down on the Tasker side. SBP: As the leader of TaskRabbit, it’s important for me to have firsthand experience using the platform. You’re a well-known force in Silicon Valley and in business generally. You are the CEO of TaskRabbit, a graduate of the Wharton School of Business, and you have an MBA from Stanford. Tasking categories include furniture assembly, grocery shopping, yardwork, cleaning, help moving, and more…you name it and more than likely we’ll have a Tasker ready to be booked online or via our app, to lend a hand. Our two-sided marketplace connects people with trusted, reliable individuals-who we call Taskers-from their local communities who can help get work done in and around the home. Stacy Brown-Philpot: Taskrabbit is an online service that makes everyday life easier for everyday people.
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