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I'd reach out to local dev shops and freelancers in your area to see if they have any extra work. Typically experienced freelancers have too much work and would
by itake 5y ago
I'd reach out to local dev shops and freelancers in your area to see if they have any extra work. Typically experienced freelancers have too much work and would love to throw off the work to someone else, because they may ask you for a % cut or they want people to continue to reach out to them even if they are busy, because he can connect them with work.
- rgrgqrg 5y agoAnother option might be to simply subcontract with local dev shops. Go to a lot of meetups, dev shops are always there, talk to them about what you can do. Don't give resumes, give business cards. I am in same boat, trying network and take on extra work without taking on clients. Gain enough experience to go solo eventually.