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I guess part of it is, I've never worked for an actual company, accept by proxy (through an agency), closest would be working for a large restaurant for about 1
by gremlinsinc 6y ago
I guess part of it is, I've never worked for an actual company, accept by proxy (through an agency), closest would be working for a large restaurant for about 15 months (via an agency team - the agency's only client with enough work for 10 devs at the time).
I also am on the 'spectrum', so interviewing has quite often been rough for me. I can solve problems people give, but I make stupid mistakes and am awkward on white board interviews. I guess, might be easier interviewing online though.
Another reason for wanting to do freelance, is I'm hoping to eventually run my own agency, but haven't figured out yet how to get there. Last agency I worked for thought my $40 was basically robbing them, as they mostly pay around $25 for their devs, but since I knew laravel AND vue very well, he went with me.
At this point, I'm willing to do wordpress on odesk for $20/hr, til I get something better going. I just don't have a history there, so have to bid low to get clients.