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Upwork is still one of the best places to find remote work, but it’s competitive. The first month can be frustrating because you might apply and get no reply. But once you get your first client and review, it becomes easier. Many Nigerians earn consistent dollars there from writing, design, programmRead more
Upwork is still one of the best places to find remote work, but it’s competitive. The first month can be frustrating because you might apply and get no reply. But once you get your first client and review, it becomes easier. Many Nigerians earn consistent dollars there from writing, design, programming, and virtual assistant work.
See lessLinkedIn is underrated for Nigerians. I got my first remote job by optimizing my profile, posting about my skill weekly, and applying to startup roles. After 3 months, I landed a contract paying $400 monthly. The secret is to look professional and have a portfolio. LinkedIn works best if you treat iRead more
LinkedIn is underrated for Nigerians. I got my first remote job by optimizing my profile, posting about my skill weekly, and applying to startup roles. After 3 months, I landed a contract paying $400 monthly. The secret is to look professional and have a portfolio. LinkedIn works best if you treat it like a serious career platform, not social media.
See lessUpwork is completely the way to go
Upwork is completely the way to go
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