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tasker

tasker

4 5.4
A person or app that does small paid jobs for other people
  • noun
  • /ˈtæskər/
  • Jargon
translation icon : realizador
  • "This is a group of multi-taskers that won't rest until their job is done," stated Russell.
  • multi-tasker
  • single-tasker

Next, schedule a Tasker even as early as same day.

Examples

  • She found a reliable tasker online who completed her project efficiently and on time.

  • With just a few clicks, you can connect with a tasker to assist you with errands or odd jobs.

  • Next, schedule a Tasker even as early as same day.

  • Many families hire a tasker to help them with cleaning and other chores around the house.

Synonyms

fulfiller
vstasker
3.9

A person or thing that completes a required task

is used mainly for digital platform work and can manage tasks or be a tool

How Skilled

expert
3 3.5
specialist
352 3.9
tasker
  • Jargon
4 5.4
assistant
833 1.0
helper
79 1.0

Surface Forms

tasker singular
taskers plural

Morphology

tasker = task (semi-transparent) = task + er

The form 'task + er' suggests a person or device associated with tasks, but the platform-specific managerial sense is somewhat specialized.

Etymology

Tasker comes from the common word task ('a piece of work') plus the ending -er ('one who does something'). So a tasker can be a person or a tool that does or manages tasks, like a gig worker or an app that finishes small jobs.