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[jkris2nd]

Yeah but it's not for all. Kelangan ma-diskarte tlga. Some companies still look at school credentials (which is unfortunate)

 

[JohnBill]

Pero malaking factor din talaga yung opportunity. I'd still tell kids to get a degree kasi iba ang binibigay na opportunity ng may degree compared sa wala.

 

[dazouneidoibu-2820]

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.

isang nakikita kong kulang pero dapat tinuturo sa college is financial education. kahit mataas sahod, pag walang financial education, wala rin financial stability

 

[dafeyfey]

I agree for the most part. Pero having a college degree ensures that you have a baseline and a safety net. I'm happy with how far you've come, but you're definitely the exception and not the rule.

 

[xzop444]

Any tips on how to start with freelancing? any recommendation for a specific type of service na maganda aralin to make money out of?

 

[JorgeWilson]

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.

Thats great advice dude

 

[ZENONZOGRATIS]

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.

any suggestion po sa mga maganda at trusted na sites to find remote work?