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I am having much better luck this year finding freelance work. I think I can now report that for techie freelancers, work is steadily increasing in the bay. I can’t vouch for full-time employment, but nonetheless, unemployed pros should be able to find plenty of short-term work, as I have.
If you’re unemployed and need some quick cash from short gigs, go to the following websites: hotjobs.com, careerbuilder.com, elance.com, and monster.com. These four sites alone should keep anyone busy. It’s great if you have additional means to find work, but if not, concentrate on these four sites, and you will be sure to stay above water until you find stable work.
I am going to post a full bio page in the next few days and add it as a link to the nav bar. I have been asked by several friends whether it is wise to publicly expose their bio on their blog site or elsewhere. My answer is simple. Except for your innermost secrets, it builds character to reveal your history and details to the rest of the world. It can only help you and strengthen you. Ask any well-known professional who has published a bio or autobio of themselves. It is such a release to deliver the experiences, wisdom, and quirkiness of your character to all who wish to read! Some individuals are terrified at the thought of foes and malicious people who might try to dig into their past and churn up some dirt. Nothing could be further from the truth. The world truly doesn’t care what these SCUMBAGS might do to damage you. Do not fear these lowlifes, stalkers, tabloid creeps, spineless ex-bosses, etc. You, and only you, own your past, present, and future. Be proud of it and publish yourself!
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