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A good friend of mine who does PHP web development landed a good telecommute software developer job last year making $80k / yr. He lives in the Midwest and has
by nuclear_eclipse 17y ago
A good friend of mine who does PHP web development landed a good telecommute software developer job last year making $80k / yr. He lives in the Midwest and has been coding for like 3 years.
I just graduated from a great school, but live in Cincinnati for family reasons, and can't find a damn thing job wise that's looking for anything but "senior" level, and places won't even consider the 3 years I spent interning at a place in Rochester, they just see the graduation date and think "bottom level"... So if your friend can clue me on where to find that 80k telecommute, I would be eternally thankful....
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- ryanwaggoner 17y agoHonestly, if I were you, I'd stop looking for a job, or at least stop looking just for a job. Put together a portfolio of work you've done, some references, and start looking for contract work. Making $25 - 50 / hr should be no problem depending on your skills and portfolio. Once you've done this for a year or two and you have a solid body of work, no one will care where you went to school or when you graduated.