Collaborative delivery
To ensure craft professionals on the platform are set up to succeed, Skillit appreciates our members for collaborating not only through their skills and experience, but also through clear communication, reliability, and professionalism when working with Skillit and employers within the network.
Best communication practices
Professional communication
Communicate respectfully and professionally with Skillit customers and the Skillit team.
Use clear language in texts, calls, and messages.
Responsiveness
Respond to calls, texts, or messages from Skillit and employers as soon as you can.
If you miss a message, reply when you’re available so we can keep your opportunities moving.
Interview and meeting reliability
If you schedule an interview, call, or onsite meeting with an employer, be on time and prepared.
If you cannot make it, notify Skillit as early as possible so we can reschedule.
Reliability and follow-through
If you accept a role or commit to a start date, follow through and communicate immediately if plans change.
Skillit profile standards
Let your future employer know who you are. Your photo should be: Clear and well-lit, just you, no group photos, Neutral background if possible, Work-appropriate clothing. Avoid: Sunglasses, Hats pulled low, Blurry or dark images.
Provide accurate and honest information about your work experience, certifications, and availability.
Keep your contact information up to date. Your profile is only effective if employers can reach you. Make sure to update your profile whenever your contact information changes.