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Hi sis..meron bang IT related ang job dito? May marerecomend ba kayong short course na pwdeng kunin naming non-IT related ang Degree? May nabanggit sa akin dati kaso hindi ko na matadaan oce napasa yung exam may certificate and high paying naman daw job at in deand. Sobrang nakalimutan ko na talaga what company and ano yung course outline. Thank you sis.
Nasa IT-related job ako.May mga nag-cha-charge sa odesk ng mataas sa IT, higher as $15 per hour and above. Merong ding mga midrange from $5 to $15 per hour at merong ding mga low range ang charge na less than $5 per hour to as low as even $1 per hour. I'm talking about third-world rates pa yan, kasi mataas na mataas ang charge ng mga taga-first world countries ($33/hr for writing jobs, $50 to $100/hr for programming and other technical jobs)Kung gusto mo ng high paying, tama ang iniisip mo, target those IT skills. In particular punta ka sa programming. I suggest learning one or more of these technologies: PHP, Ruby on Rails, Facebook apps development, mobile development, Javascript/JQuery/C#...Sa mga computer schools mas mainam kunin ang mga ito, as they don't require any specific degree to start. Learning the skill is not just sufficient - if you really want to charge high, be very very good at the programming skill that you have learned.
Hi sis, freelancer_babe salamat..what IT schol would you recommend? meron bang crash course na mga 30days lang? sorry for posting it twice..