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Your presumption is correct :). Thank you for this insight. My GitHub has been largely left untouched as I haven't published many of my projects, I'll prioriti
by lwithers 10y ago
Your presumption is correct :).
Thank you for this insight. My GitHub has been largely left untouched as I haven't published many of my projects, I'll prioritise this. I like your recommendation on blogging too, definitely seems a good way to provide a log of what I'm getting up to.
I'm fortunate enough to have had a side-project turn into a successful business, however it's largely automated now and requires very little input, hence looking for a "proper job" upon graduating.
That said, it's been entirely working by myself, so I lack the experience of working within a larger company. Based upon some other comments here, it sounds as though I'll have a real tough time getting into remote work without some proven experience under my belt.
Thanks for the advice, I really appreciate it :)
- scalesolved 10y agoWell having a profitable side project is exactly the sort of thing you should show off as much as possible, the fact you took an idea, iterated and created the technology behind it. Sounds like a great idea to blog about it! :) Out of curiosity what is your side project? What's your motivation for wanting remote work? If you've already got an almost passive income then that should allow you to live in the location best for you and find a company close by in the UK/EU.