I'm trying to stop taking a new illustration client work and move on to fine art and making products.
I hope my projects will be somewhat profitable soon to support my life, and I don't think it will be within 2020.
So I'm looking for better payment remote jobs - and I think most of the time they are somewhere around the tech industry.
For example, if you have basic knowledge of programming and motivation for customer care, you can apply to customer support. remoteok.io/remote-non-tech-j…
Saying is easy, but in reality, you have to compete with hundreds of people with experiences.
I've applied to some tech support and junior engineer jobs on remoteok.io, but I haven't got any reply yet.
Searching for tech internships for carrier changer or paid front engineer training programs are also what I look for now.
Anybody who reads this page and know something about those, please let us know!
We are currently exploring a few options. First one is test.io, they give 3 test tasks to find bugs on sites like nike.com and then you can look for bugs for real websites in development with pay of approximately 5 USD per issue found. Second one, is providing video editing services for YouTubers. Will see how it goes..
I have the same problem as your girlfriend.
I'm trying to stop taking a new illustration client work and move on to fine art and making products.
I hope my projects will be somewhat profitable soon to support my life, and I don't think it will be within 2020.
So I'm looking for better payment remote jobs - and I think most of the time they are somewhere around the tech industry.
For example, if you have basic knowledge of programming and motivation for customer care, you can apply to customer support.
remoteok.io/remote-non-tech-j…
Saying is easy, but in reality, you have to compete with hundreds of people with experiences.
I've applied to some tech support and junior engineer jobs on remoteok.io, but I haven't got any reply yet.
Searching for tech internships for carrier changer or paid front engineer training programs are also what I look for now.
Anybody who reads this page and know something about those, please let us know!
We are currently exploring a few options. First one is test.io, they give 3 test tasks to find bugs on sites like nike.com and then you can look for bugs for real websites in development with pay of approximately 5 USD per issue found. Second one, is providing video editing services for YouTubers. Will see how it goes..