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Kenya’s InfiniteUp Launches Doer App, a Marketplace for Employers and Task-Based Job Seekers

Duncan Muema by Duncan Muema
July 14, 2023
in Technology
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InfiniteUp, a Kenyan startup, has recently launched Doer App, an innovative online marketplace that aims to connect “jobgivers” with skilled doers. The platform, which leverages technology to streamline the hiring process, has the potential to revolutionize the gig economy in Kenya. During the launch, Barrett Nash, the co-founder of InfiniteUp stated that their goal was to open up more financial opportunities across Africa by connecting people with jobs in a fast, affordable, and trusted manner. By providing a convenient and efficient way for individuals and businesses to find and hire talented professionals, InfiniteUp is poised to make a significant impact on the job market landscape.

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InfiniteUp’s marketplace eliminates the traditional barriers associated with finding and hiring skilled workers. The platform allows jobgivers to post job listings and specify their requirements, while doers can create profiles showcasing their skills and experience. This streamlined process ensures a seamless match between job requirements and the right talent, reducing the time and effort involved in traditional hiring methods.

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For businesses and individuals seeking skilled professionals, InfiniteUp offers a wide range of benefits. The platform provides access to a diverse pool of pre-screened skilled workers, making it easier to find individuals with the necessary skills for specific projects or tasks. Moreover, InfiniteUp’s rating and review system allows jobgivers to assess a doer’s previous work and reputation, enhancing transparency and reliability in the hiring process. The platform also enables employers to manage and coordinate tasks efficiently, ensuring seamless communication and timely completion of projects.

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InfiniteUp also empowers skilled professionals by providing them with a platform to showcase their abilities and connect with potential job opportunities. The marketplace opens up new avenues for freelancers, artisans, and independent contractors, enabling them to expand their client base and grow their businesses. By creating a level playing field, InfiniteUp facilitates fair competition and encourages economic growth within the gig economy.

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The launch of InfiniteUp’s marketplace comes at a crucial time when the gig economy in Kenya is gaining momentum, with The World Bank projecting the digital economy in Kenya to grow to USD 23 billion by 2025. The platform has the potential to drive economic growth by facilitating job creation and reducing unemployment rates. With the ability to match jobgivers with talented doers across various sectors, InfiniteUp contributes to the overall development of the country’s workforce.

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InfiniteUp’s marketplace for jobgivers and doers has the potential to transform the job market landscape in Kenya. By leveraging technology to streamline the hiring process, the platform brings together skilled professionals and businesses in a convenient and efficient manner. With its diverse pool of talent, transparent review system, and potential for economic growth, InfiniteUp is poised to make a lasting impact on the gig economy, empowering jobgivers and doers alike.

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