After your application, we review your skills, behavior, communication style, and work history. Once approved, you’ll be matched with roles that fit your timezone, tools, and talents. You’ll never be forced into a gig that doesn’t fit.

You’ll be contracted by the client, but supported by BOSS. We stay involved through onboarding, check-ins, and performance support — so you’re never left alone, and expectations stay clear.

We have contractors who work as little as 10 hours per week (the minimum) while others choose to work 40+ hours per week.

Yes — many of our candidates land long-term, full-time roles through us. Some prefer part-time or project work. We’ll help match based on your goals, availability, and strengths.

Currently, all of our positions require full daytime availability and are not project-based. If you’re working in an office or on-demand in another position, we would consider this a conflict of interest.

Our contractors are asked to be available to their clients Monday through Friday, normal business hours. This means a contractor is typically on-call for a client’s needs those days and hours.

BOSS™ contracts with the best, most highly skilled professionals in the industry — those who self-develop and self-train. We do provide resources and ongoing support for our contractors via webinars, mentors, and coaching, and have a community where contractors can share best practices with each other.

Clients will typically train on-site if required.

Conducted over email and a video conference call, our application process consists of a skills assessment and one interview. Be on the lookout for an @getbossnow.com email address once your application is submitted. Most candidates move from the skills assessment to the interview within a week or two.

Most contractors have at least some college, with over 75 percent having at least a bachelor’s degree. Most of them come to us with years of experience from a variety of professional careers.

Our U.S.-based contractors need to have recommended licenses and certificates before being considered.