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Back when I was at university I did a lot of work on rent-a-coder, now vWorker. Initially it was hard to win business, the first few jobs I did were worth almos
by cstrat 13y ago
Back when I was at university I did a lot of work on rent-a-coder, now vWorker.
Initially it was hard to win business, the first few jobs I did were worth almost nothing.
After I did those smaller jobs and built some rep I found that local contractors (I am Australian) preferred to hire me over some of the others due to language difficulties. Ended up earning more than $10K from projects, however not in such a short timespan.
In short, sell your skills and make sure to emphasise that you're a good communicator.