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If the end goal is remote work, I think front-end is the way to go. Like you said, there are the most freelance jobs associated with it. I've been thinking abo
by turingcompeteme 9y ago
If the end goal is remote work, I think front-end is the way to go. Like you said, there are the most freelance jobs associated with it.
I've been thinking about this a bit so I thought I'd share: Two successful, but fairly tech illiterate, Women in my life have wanted websites built for their businesses. I put both of them in touch with a bunch of developers and they also searched on their own. They both ended up choosing a Woman freelance developer. They said the Woman made them feel most comfortable and seemed to empathize with their needs and many uncertainties. I wonder if there is untapped potential there.
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- dotdi 9y agoThanks for your comment. Since I'm much more of a backend guy, that would also have the added benefit that, down the road, we could take projects that require significant work on both front and backend.