Productivity & Collaboration Specialist (Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Notion, Airtable, Miro)

Get paid to record about an hour of the real work you already do in Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Notion, Airtable, or Miro.

What you'll do

  • Build a budget, forecast, or tracker in Excel or Google Sheets with formulas and charts
  • Write and format a polished report or slide deck in Word, Docs, PowerPoint, or Slides
  • Set up a project wiki or knowledge base in Notion, or a relational base with views in Airtable
  • Facilitate-style planning work on a Miro board, such as a journey map or retro
  • Submit the finished workbook, document, deck, base, or board export
  • Work at your normal professional pace and quality, the way you would for a real client or employer

Who we're looking for

  • At least 2 years of professional work where these tools are central to your day
  • Your own working access to Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Notion, Airtable, or Miro (a personal, trial, or sandbox account is fine)
  • A Mac (Apple Silicon or Intel) or Windows computer you can install software on
  • Willingness to install our recording app, Bloom, and grant it Screen Recording and Accessibility permissions
  • Ability to complete identity verification
  • Use only sample data or data you own: no confidential employer or client information on screen

How it works

  • Apply and select the tools you're strongest in.
  • If you're a fit, complete onboarding: identity verification, Workada Timer setup, Bloom setup, and accepting the contributor terms.
  • Open Bloom, start recording, and complete about an hour of real work in Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Notion, Airtable, or Miro.
  • Submit the recording along with the file you produced.

What we offer

  • Fully remote, contract work you schedule around your life
  • Paid work that uses skills you already have
  • A chance to shape how AI learns to use professional software
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