What they DO NOT Tell you about freelancing as a web developer #freelancer #webdeveloper #coding
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コメント (17)
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What is something that has surprised you about the tech world or something that intrigues you about tech jobs??
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These are so good! There’s a lot of pros, and a lot of cons and I think you nailed these reality checks!
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Entering this area with my eyes as open as possible will be crucial. Thank you for your thoughts.
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Wow this is an incredible vidoe thx so much you are real great
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I love this... I need to subscribe for more videos like this...
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I've been working on the weekends, as well! This is all part of the process... The jobs look better overtime and so do my skills! I would say that there is no way back, though! :) Great content!
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You have to work hard in almost every field, consistency is the key to success, atleast a freelance developer is learning and making money according to his skills and abilities and later on can start its own with a team
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I've learned the fundamentals of web development and general programming to a pretty decent level I would say, and am currently building my first full-stack app. Freelancing is definitely something I'm considering (even if it's just on the short term, until I get a full-time job), and the main question I have is how do you handle maintenance of the website/web app once it's built? Are you supposed to just hand it over to the client and let them do as they please from there? Or are you supposed to do the maintenance yourself and charge a monthly fee? Obviously, I'm sure there are different approaches, but I'd like to know your opinion.
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That first Point about the working hours is sooo true. I'm a freelancer myself and I found myself working 65hours at least a week for 2 months
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Hi , In which Library You Work as JavaScript Is Programming , but did you work in Node or React ??
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So true, those are the bitter truths of freelancing
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Hey , I just watched your video and I must say that it was really informative and well-made. I was wondering if I could help you edit your videos and also highly engaging thumbnails which will help your video to reach to a wider audience .
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Hearing "you need to be a social person!" helps me feel better about my plan to freelance forever. I've been in customer service for 2 decades. I like people even though they stress me out (autistic). That will be my leverage XD Edit: I will just hire my spouse for the marketing XD
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Hi, could you make some videos about what your freelance process actually looks like ? How do you build websites? What’s your process? I love this channel but it doesn’t go into the actual technical side of freelancing . It just talks about freelancing and how
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Oh! thank you I think I only one feeling like that you also ..... ohhh we also
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Your channel is awesome and has some great tips, but the audio quality sucks.
