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I am not much sure how to do that. First there is the issue that iOS pay much more, but I don't own a OSX machine, or a iOS device. And last time I tried I on
by speeder 12y ago
I am not much sure how to do that.
First there is the issue that iOS pay much more, but I don't own a OSX machine, or a iOS device.
And last time I tried I only ended into those freelancing sites where some people from India are offering to do Android and Lua work for 5USD/hour :/ I don't know where I can seek more serious work in that field, neither how to prove I can do it (no github, lots of past jobs was on secret and proprietary stuff).
- patio11 12y agoThere exist longer answers for building a successful consultancy, but in the short term, you just identify companies which do Android/Lua work, identify people who probably have hiring authority at them, and say "I notice that you do Android games. As it happens, so do I, and I am looking for work. Do you have 15 minutes free next Monday to talk about this?" Websites are not where contract work exists any more than they are where source code exists. The wee little sample of both those fields which show up on the public Internet are a) tiny and b) disproportionately crappy. It is against the interest of engineers for us to think these are the totality of the market just because interacting with them is easy and doesn't require getting outside our comfort zones.
- rmc 12y agoPlenty of companies have hired someone remote for $5 per hour. It usually did not work out for them. (If you pay peanuts, you get monkeys). Use that as a selling point and as justification for charging $100/hr