Re:How to actually get a remote job as an intermediate devel...
by GFischer on Tuesday July 11, 2017 @01:35PM
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You need to NOT be competing on price, add some other differential (in my case I tried competing on very good English and being on the same time zone as most of the U.S.).
Competing on price or selling yourself to the lowest bidder is a losing proposition.
That said, most of the best Indian devs aren't making that money remotely, they're making a lot more (or at least, I've seen them getting paid a lot more).
I got contacted and worked remotely through Hacker News and, although it didn't pan out (I wasn't a good fit) it was a great experience and I met really good people from around the world.
Competing on price or selling yourself to the lowest bidder is a losing proposition.
That said, most of the best Indian devs aren't making that money remotely, they're making a lot more (or at least, I've seen them getting paid a lot more).
I got contacted and worked remotely through Hacker News and, although it didn't pan out (I wasn't a good fit) it was a great experience and I met really good people from around the world.