I learnt python programming and have difficulty to find job online. There is upwork and there is a lot of competition and in fiverr it's hard to get orders
Used to work as freelancer, competition became too difficult and clients annoying, now I make more money developing my own apps and I don't even reply to stupid clients anymore
Used to work as freelancer, competition became too difficult and clients annoying, now I make more money developing my own apps and I don't even reply to stupid clients anymore
Sorry about me being direct, but no one actually cares, what courses you did.
The only qualification, people are looking for, are your completed projects. If you don't have any, start there.
Other than that, I mostly make money, by creating software for myself. Selling software is pretty hard imo. Try to create software, which makes a sellable product. Data scrapers/ websites/ bots. Python is perfect for that.
Like others have said, make your own projects. Don’t worry about making money with them because your first few projects will fail. You will be building a portfolio and gaining experience and eventually things will work out if you remain focused.
If you find the thought of creating a full app a challenge, I suggest you go for sites like bountysource where you can bid to get small programming tasks. Of course you have to be good at programming, not learnt-a-course good at it
You should build your portfolio and rating first.
Start with small project such as, installing wordpress, whm etc
Also as for starter, offer a cheaper price than your competitor.
Because your first mission is to build strength on your portfolio.
Cause nobody gonna hire a programmer with 0 rating.
Since the summary of the above comments is to start something your own, keep looking for jobs and keep applying. You might find your peace at a job. Also work on a program by yourself too. It could be the one which help you get that dream car.
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