Just noticed this today. I guess this is a pretty cool feature that can let you know if your account is at risk before you get suspended or kicked off.

🧐 What are your goals with Upwork for 2026? ❓Do you want to get your first client? Hit a certain amount of money earned? Comment below 👇

Most people think clients are ONLY hiring for skills. But if you’ve ever been on the other side of the screen (as a client), you know that’s not true. When clients post a job, they’re usually juggling: - 🚀 Speed → “Can this person get the job done without me babysitting them?” - 🔒 Trust → “Will they actually follow through and not disappear mid-project?” - 💡 Clarity → “Do they get what I need without me writing a 10-page manual?” - 🗣️ Communication → “Can they keep me updated so I don’t stress out?” - 🎯 Results → “Do they understand the outcome I’m paying for, not just the task?” Think about it this way:Hiring on Upwork is a risk management game for the client. They’re not just asking: “Who’s the most skilled?” They’re asking:“Who feels like the safest bet?” That’s why someone with less experience but stronger positioning/communication can beat out a more skilled freelancer or agency.

Hi everyone, I have a question and need some advice. Why don’t many people in Pakistan teach how to use Loom for bidding? These days, competition is very high, and writing normal cover letters is not always enough. I feel using Loom is a better way because clients can see our screen, hear our voice, and understand everything clearly through one link. If I’m wrong, please correct me. And if anyone has a Loom bidding tutorial, kindly share it with me. Thanks a lot.