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[murderhouse]

Nakakainspire tuloy na ipursue ko ang online jobs

 

[fcarnace]

Plan ko na rin magfreelance soon. Good luck to me!

 

[hachirokuu]

Yeah man it's true. The degree only gives you fundamental knowledge and a ticket to a good first job. Though freelancing is very taxing on your time so make sure to take care of yourself physically and mentally

 

[ploobies]

masabi ko lang ang doktor, starting salary kung kayod kabayo pinaka malaki out of all jobs sa pinas kasi kay tagal mo ba naman magaral di ka icocompensate ng maayos? pinakastable na job ang doctor, sa iba nga lang talaga baka mahirap makakuha ng magandang trabaho lalo na kung di maganda cv at background mo. nurses talagang underpaid iyan. engineer depende sa field at company na mapasukan, siguro mga kilala ko kasing engineer mataas din nakukuhang sahod kaya mataas tingin ko sa kanila, depende talaga sa maipakita mo sa mga company kung skilled ka. kung mabubuhay lang, di mo kailangan ng college pero anlaking tulong ng college sa pagbuo ng network eh

 

[Random114433]

I've been working as an online freelancer for a few years now and I've come to the realization that college may not be the only path to success and financial stability.

With the rise of the gig economy and the availability of remote work opportunities, there are many ways to build a rewarding and lucrative career without the need for a traditional four-year degree. Times are changing.

As an online freelancer, I have the freedom to work on projects I'm passionate about and earn a fair wage for my skills and experience. I've developed my skills through online courses and practical experience, and I've been able to build a strong portfolio and network of clients who value my work.

In our country nurses, doctors, architects, engineers are highly glorified but severely underpaid.

Maybe because we are too fixated to follow where the crowd is. We were not open to other opportunities especially this digital age.

So if you're considering your career options, don't feel like you have to choose between college and a successful future. Instead, consider the many paths to success that are available to you, and explore the opportunities that best fit your goals and interests. Who knows? You may just find that your dream career is waiting for you online.

Congratulations! That is good for you. But if you have the opportunity to get a diploma, I think that would be the best. Mabuting may backup if in case everything doesn't go according to plan. Especially kung bigla kang mapunta sa corporate world, baka masayang ung mga possible promotions dahil lang sa barrier na required ang diploma. But I hope your success will continue! Good luck sa career mo!

Tandaan, ang business or any job ay pwedeng mabawi. Pero ang diploma or pinag-aralan mo is sayo lang

 

[Jaysheesh]

Sana makakuha rin ako ng high paying client!

 

[donndom]

I've been working as an online freelancer for a few years now and I've come to the realization that college may not be the only path to success and financial stability.

With the rise of the gig economy and the availability of remote work opportunities, there are many ways to build a rewarding and lucrative career without the need for a traditional four-year degree. Times are changing.

As an online freelancer, I have the freedom to work on projects I'm passionate about and earn a fair wage for my skills and experience. I've developed my skills through online courses and practical experience, and I've been able to build a strong portfolio and network of clients who value my work.

In our country nurses, doctors, architects, engineers are highly glorified but severely underpaid.

Maybe because we are too fixated to follow where the crowd is. We were not open to other opportunities especially this digital age.

So if you're considering your career options, don't feel like you have to choose between college and a successful future. Instead, consider the many paths to success that are available to you, and explore the opportunities that best fit your goals and interests. Who knows? You may just find that your dream career is waiting for you online.

I strong agree with this! I graduated college during the start of pandemic nung 2020. I wanted to become a CPA back then. Worked hard for it. I even became top 1 sa preboards sa school namin. Nung napostpone nung 2021 ang board exam for the third time. Tinamad na ko haha di na ko tumuloy magtake.

Now I'm a full time freelance video editor. Which was just my "hobby" back in college. So yes, my 5-year accounting degree ay para lang sa pagfifile ng taxes ko as a freelancer. HAHAHA

 

[Atreides01]

I've been working as an online freelancer for a few years now and I've come to the realization that college may not be the only path to success and financial stability.

With the rise of the gig economy and the availability of remote work opportunities, there are many ways to build a rewarding and lucrative career without the need for a traditional four-year degree. Times are changing.

As an online freelancer, I have the freedom to work on projects I'm passionate about and earn a fair wage for my skills and experience. I've developed my skills through online courses and practical experience, and I've been able to build a strong portfolio and network of clients who value my work.

In our country nurses, doctors, architects, engineers are highly glorified but severely underpaid.

Maybe because we are too fixated to follow where the crowd is. We were not open to other opportunities especially this digital age.

So if you're considering your career options, don't feel like you have to choose between college and a successful future. Instead, consider the many paths to success that are available to you, and explore the opportunities that best fit your goals and interests. Who knows? You may just find that your dream career is waiting for you online.

Congratulations po!

Sana matanggap rin ako sa pinag-applyan ko.