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Seems like you have three options. 1. Talk to your manager to make working remote permanent. 2. Find a job that is remote. 3. Start freelancing, which is in m
by pelagic_sky 6y ago
Seems like you have three options.
1. Talk to your manager to make working remote permanent.
2. Find a job that is remote.
3. Start freelancing, which is in my opinion the hardest of the three options since you will end up taking on a lot more than just writing code and have to hustle to get gigs.
- blueterminal 6y agoYes, I want to do the 3rd. Where can I start getting gigs?
- verdverm 6y agoDepending on your skill level, Toptal is a good platform for freelancing
- blueterminal 6y agoThanks a lot, will check it out. I am pretty okayish. 5 years commercial experience, 10 yrs experience in general. I am willing to work hard to build clientele, as I said in the post.
- verdverm 6y agoThis is more of a premium platform, years of experience matter less that what you can produce. You will have to do less client building, as they have the ops side for both dev/co managed.