Mavenlink Blog Posts

One of the things that the team at Mavenlink is most proud of and vows to protect is the high quality of the Mavens that have joined our charter community. There is no question that the individuals and firms that have signed up to date are impressive both in the depth of there expertise and there ability to deliver valuable services to the small business clients that need there help. As we continue to roll out new features to showcase the talents of our Mavens, you will see us work passionately to maintain the high caliber of professionals that we hope our clients and maven community come to expect from Mavenlink.

Measures in Place:

1. Screening of Maven profiles, backgrounds and experience
2. Requiring real names and robust profiles for transparency on the site
3. Linkages to other social and business networks
4. Community Feedback- Ratings provided by peers and Clients relating to quality of services and real work performed on Mavenlink
5. Building a business model that targets quality of service not quantity of providers or bidders
6. Groups for peer to peer development and education

Upcoming Maven Programs:

1. Updates to the find a Maven experience
2. Enhancement of the Maven Profile and Mavenlink promotion and marketing of individual Mavens
3. Training, Skill Development and Career Development to succeed as Mavens in the new economies of work
4. Additional Screens to validate certifications, background
5. Development of a business connections within Mavenlink focused on expanding your trusted personal network for getting work done

Our goals for these initiatives are pretty straightforward. The quality of the Maven community is critical to build Client trust. Additionally, we want to develop a level of trust between Mavens, enabling the community to swarm together and collaborate where appropriate to solve complex, multi disciplinary challenges and projects. If we are successful in developing a strong and talented pool of expert providers, there is limitless potential in the work that can be done by the community. If we are successful, Mavenlink will be a site that enhances, not detracts, your personal brand.