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by phantom_oracle
4033 days ago
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I disagree with some of the suggestions of "building up a github profile". There is a catch-22 there, in that you will only get found "per-chance" or "if someone is actually looking". You can build sites but you don't need to open-source them either. Build up a portfolio of legitimate work by taking scraps is the best way and then advertise yourself far and wide with your portfolio of legitimate work. Hiring a code-monkey is easy and plenty of $5 workers in India can probably churn out code. Being a professional and delivering high-quality work is how you will stand out and warrant a $40-$50 per-hour rate It looks like you're American, so finding work as a contractor won't be that tough for you. I'd aim for mid-size non-tech companies that need processes automated. Do great work for them and referrals will become your prime marketing go-to. [1] I did all that github bullshit myself and |
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