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It really depends on how much experience you have. I have 4 years of experience and just recently landed a remote job quite easily.
With one year of experience it may be more difficult but certainly not impossible.
Also, this may sound like a paradox but targeting remote positions reduces the scope of opportunity, at least that was the case for me. I got a lot more offers from businesses in my city (for non remote jobs) than from companies hiring remotely in my country -
@black-kite I'll consider broadening my scope. I might have put to much focus on the WFH side of things.
Cheers mate
How freelancing negotiations work...
I am Computer Science Student
Yesterday I asked question to my classmates, what is Linux,
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Is it only me or is it bloody hard to get into freelancing or remote work ?
I am a CS graduate, I have worked for a company that owns an online business. I didn't last a year with them for various reasons but let's just say work in my country is not so great. So I have been trying to get a remote position for few months now without a shadow of a success. I've built a Portfolio with a couple of projects while trying Upwork and some remote working websites with no luck.
What are your thoughts on this, what do you recommend me to do ?
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