[A4RM4G3dd0n]

So, i found a nice apartment in a major city and signed this week. I was always working as a self-employed freelancer, fearing it will take me tons of time to find a position for i have no degree, and i was also afraid they would fire me after a few months. There are thousands of start-up companies where i'm going to live, and i thought to apply to at least a thousand, reaching the HR or CEO.
I hope i'll make better money moving between positions until i'm good enough to hold a position permanently.

any good ideas i'll highly appreciate🙃

[Ennygmator]

So, i found a nice apartment in a major city and signed this week. I was always working as a self-employed freelancer, fearing it will take me tons of time to find a position for i have no degree, and i was also afraid they would fire me after a few months. There are thousands of start-up companies where i'm going to live, and i thought to apply to at least a thousand, reaching the HR or CEO.
I hope i'll make better money moving between positions until i'm good enough to hold a position permanently.

any good ideas i'll highly appreciate🙃

Have you tried LinkedIn services before?

[SIM-5457022]

So, i found a nice apartment in a major city and signed this week. I was always working as a self-employed freelancer, fearing it will take me tons of time to find a position for i have no degree, and i was also afraid they would fire me after a few months. There are thousands of start-up companies where i'm going to live, and i thought to apply to at least a thousand, reaching the HR or CEO.
I hope i'll make better money moving between positions until i'm good enough to hold a position permanently.

any good ideas i'll highly appreciate🙃

If this is in the U.S.A the economy is crap right now. There's not much tech companies hiring and if they're it's very competitive.

[diablospartan]

Well congratulation for this move .Sometimes in life you need to take a risk amd make a change .Many people stay in the same place where they are unhappy and they never make a change because of fear of what can happen

[anoncrab]

If this is in the U.S.A the economy is crap right now. There's not much tech companies hiring and if they're it's very competitive.

Yep, sadly this is true. Economy is shit and tech companies are using AI instead of employees.

[Jamika]

So, i found a nice apartment in a major city and signed this week. I was always working as a self-employed freelancer, fearing it will take me tons of time to find a position for i have no degree, and i was also afraid they would fire me after a few months. There are thousands of start-up companies where i'm going to live, and i thought to apply to at least a thousand, reaching the HR or CEO.
I hope i'll make better money moving between positions until i'm good enough to hold a position permanently.

any good ideas i'll highly appreciate🙃

Good luck bro, try to find the place where prices are low to buy ur need

[Peffer]

You will have many experiences by living jn big city, just learning by doing everything. It will helps you getting more better jobs.

[SIM-5457022]

Yep, sadly this is true. Economy is shit and tech companies are using AI instead of employees.

but AI isn't that great. The code they write has bugs. It's as good as an entry computer science major.
It seems like companies don't care. If people buy it they don't care if they're buying software that has bugs in it.

[Euaggelistes]

That sounds like the job search equivalent of swiping every fat chick on [BRAND NAME REMOVED].

Words of wisdom right there!