Choose the Tasks That Match Your Skills

One of the benefits of being a Helper on Favor On-Demand is having the freedom to choose which tasks you'd like to complete.

You're never required to accept a task.

Instead, you decide which opportunities best match your skills, experience, availability, and comfort level.

Accepting the right tasks helps create a better experience for both you and the Requester.

Below are some of the most common types of tasks available on Favor On-Demand.

Examples include:

• Furniture assembly 
• TV mounting 
• Hanging shelves or pictures 
• Garage organization 
• Closet organization 
• Minor home repairs 
• Interior painting touch-ups 

Only accept projects you're confident you can complete safely and professionally.

Examples include:

• Loading or unloading moving trucks 
• Heavy lifting 
• Rearranging furniture 
• Apartment moves 
• Packing and unpacking boxes 
• Storage unit organization 

Always consider whether you can safely lift and move heavy items.

Examples include:

• House cleaning 
• Garage cleanouts 
• Office organization 
• Decluttering 
• Seasonal cleaning 
• Storage organization 

Attention to detail and reliability are key to providing a great experience.

Examples include:

• Lawn mowing 
• Leaf removal 
• Weeding 
• Hedge trimming 
• Yard cleanup 
• Garden maintenance 

Review the task carefully to determine whether any tools or equipment are required.

Examples include:

• Grocery pickup 
• Package delivery 
• Retail shopping 
• General errands 
• Returning purchases 

Be sure you have reliable transportation if required for the task.

Examples include:

• Event setup 
• Decorating 
• Moving tables and chairs 
• Party cleanup 
• General event support 

These tasks often require teamwork, organization, and punctuality.

Examples include:

• Family photography 
• Event photography 
• Product photography 
• Social media content 
• Basic video recording 

Only accept creative projects that match your experience and equipment.

Examples include:

• Computer setup 
• Printer installation 
• Smart TV setup 
• Wi-Fi troubleshooting 
• Smart home device installation 
• Basic technology assistance 

Patience and good communication help create a great customer experience.

Examples include:

• Academic tutoring 
• Homework assistance 
• Language practice 
• Computer lessons 
• Resume assistance 
• Basic technology coaching 

These tasks are a great fit for Helpers who enjoy teaching and sharing their knowledge.

Only accept tasks that you can safely and successfully complete.

Do not accept a task if:

• You don't understand the scope of work. 
• You don't have the necessary skills or experience. 
• You don't have the required tools or equipment. 
• You cannot arrive promptly. 
• The task appears unsafe or illegal. 
• The Requester asks you to perform work that differs significantly from the original task posting. 

When in doubt, it's better to decline a task than accept one you're unable to complete.

Some tasks are not permitted on Favor On-Demand.

Examples include:

• Illegal activities 
• Dangerous or hazardous work 
• Tasks involving weapons 
• Requests involving drugs or controlled substances 
• Fraudulent or deceptive activities 
• Work that violates local, state, or federal laws 

For more information, please review our Prohibited Tasks Policy.

Successful Helpers:

• Carefully review each task before accepting. 
• Accept only work they can complete confidently. 
• Communicate professionally. 
• Arrive on time. 
• Complete quality work. 

Choosing the right tasks helps you build a strong reputation and creates a better experience 

for everyone.

Yes, provided the task complies with Favor On-Demand's policies and you're confident you can 

complete it safely and professionally.

No.

You're never required to accept a task. You have complete control over which opportunities you choose.

If a task requires tools or equipment that you don't have, it's usually best to decline the opportunity 

unless the Requester has indicated they will provide them.

If the Requester asks you to perform work beyond the original scope of the task, discuss the situation before beginning.

The original task should be completed for the agreed-upon budget. Any additional work should be posted as a separate task with its own description and budget.