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Not sure if this makes sense for you, but you might try freelancing or whatever you may call it. I've been a freelance developer for 20 years and it's just 100%
by codingclaws 5y ago
Not sure if this makes sense for you, but you might try freelancing or whatever you may call it. I've been a freelance developer for 20 years and it's just 100% fun, no meetings and no office politics!
- kpr21 5y agoThanks for the advice. Somehow, I never found (Although I never tried) it interesting. May be I will give it a try. Could you tell me which are some of the best places?. Recently I got to know about toptal. Is that good?
- codingclaws 5y agoI'm not sure I understand your comment about not finding "it" interesting. You don't find what interesting? If you mean freelance vs full-time, then there are plenty of interesting projects in either. What I do is scrape several sites into a single HTML document. The HTML is just a vertical list of links, each pointing to a single job ad. When a link is clicked the respective ad is opened in a new tab. I can usually find 5 quality ads to respond to in one day and I usually hear back from at least one of them. Of course, how you structure your freelancing is important. It's easy to fall into freelancing that feels very similar to full-time in-office positions.
- kpr21 5y agoI mean the process, like bidding etc. Also, since its a short term project, one has to keep searching for new projects.