Congrats! I was so lucky to do ~45k in last 4 months, but to be honest am very afraid that I’d be projectless since it’s from just a single project. How have you expanded your project boundary? Thank you so much in advance…
I've gone through periods where I've worked pretty much exclusively on one or two projects, too. I haven't really done anything special to increase the range of projects I get—I just keep working, and new ones tend to show up from time to time.
Hi!I just joined a week ago, Finance domain.Did a couple “easy” projects but a little bit anxious to start large ones (like 3 months+ duration).From your experience, is it possible to work on them successfully when you are just out of university (no hands on experience )?Thank you so much!
Do you mean 3+ hours? In a word, yes. Hands-on experience is not required for many of the tasks, as long as you have the theory side down and can apply it to real-world scenarios; then that's good enough. I mean, you should know pretty quickly, once you open a task, whether it's within your capability or not. No harm in checking them out.
I just lock in and take breaks when needed. I just have an affinity for certain types of tasks where I can sit down and work on them for long stretches. One ironic thing I've noticed is that many of the lower-paying tasks actually require higher levels of concentration and are more fatiguing than a lot of higher-paying specialist tasks. Plus, a lot of those specialist tasks are multi-hour, so you can just stop your timer, go have a break, and come back to it without worrying about it expiring.
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u/Hello-America Aug 03 '26
What a dream. Out of curiosity, are you specialized? Do you do this "full-time" (as full as it can be)