Thank you so much Ankit! I'm glad that you found it helpful 😊 Good luck with your journey.

You're most welcome bro 😊

Thanks for the feedback Mahesh, Good to know that you found it helpful 😄

I am glad that you found it valuable.

Thank you so much for the amazing feedback Sachin! I'm glad that you found it helpful 😊

Thank you Lovish! Good luck with your freelancing journey 👍

Thank you so much Shubh! I'm glad that you found it helpful 😊

Glad it helped! Good luck on your freelancing journey.

Thank you for the feedback, I am glad that you found it helpful.

Glad you found it helpful!

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the feedback!

Thanks buddy, I'm glad you liked it

Hello Surya, Thank you for the amazing words. Getting the clients for beginners is not about how to make your profile but how to approach the clients. I have shared some useful tips on how to do that. I will create more videos on the same topic. Stay tuned.

@@TechTutorialswithPiyush we are eagerly waiting piyush brother

@@surya8731 Sure bro 😊

Always welcome

I still see a lot of job, you just have to be quick in bidding and try to be active during the EST/PST timezone. There are some jobs that are replaced by AI but many new jobs emerged as well, try to upskill yourself and search for broader category.

What are the good skills in Devops?

you're welcome buddy

Hello Tanveer, Thanks for sharing the feedback. It was never my intention to write the misleading post hence, I revisited it after reading your comment but I didn't find anything misleading. Things I promised: Getting started with freelancing, Do's and don'ts, my earnings, workflow etc and I included all those things.Can you please share more details on which part you found as misleading? I would be happy to edit the post. Thanks again.

@@TechTutorialswithPiyush Thanks for your time and taking my comment seriously.Your linkedin thumbnail stats "Secrets to freelancing in devops" but the video seems "How to bid for a project". If you pointed what skills differentiate one from other devops people in upwork/other platforms and and are things to keep in mind before coming and ways to improve during freelancing days would be more relevent. BDW it seems other people are finding this video quite helpful (youtube comment) so you can ignore my comment. I wish to see valuable content from you in coming days.

@@thkhan Actually I shared things that worked out for me, I got my first project on the first day in Upwork without any extra skills by just following the steps that I explained. That is why I mention you can start small and scale later, you can bid with a lower number, what projects to bid on and what projects to avoid, bid as soon as a project is posted and so on. It was created keeping in mind the absolute beginners but I get your point and I will try to create something for experienced freelancers as well. Thanks again 😊

@@TechTutorialswithPiyush Actually I am a beginner here and it seems I am carried away with so many things rather than focusing on the basics and making my hands dirty at first. Thanks for your explanation.

Thanks Devesh!

Thank you Jeeth!

It definitely comes under moonlighting. Please take all the precautions and calculate if the risk is worth taking?

That's the best thing about freelancing, you dont need a certain years of experience. Build a solid portfolio including the real-time projects, add certifications in your profile to stand out and be consistent with the bidding. You can apply rest of the tips I have shared in the video, good luck

You're welcome buddy 😊

Acquire the skills that are in demand on these freelancing platforms, do certifications etc , build portfolio, github profile etc and then keep applying. I have shared the details in this video

Well, It depends upon a lot of factor: - How much time you are spending, how skilled you are, how many responses you are getting, your profile rating, hourly rate, niche skills, current market situation and many more. There is no hard limit on how much you can earn per month, its hardwork and reward that helps you with the revenue.

Do it at your own risk. Most of the companies doesn't allow it legally as it could raise the conflict of interest.

@@TechTutorialswithPiyush thanks for the insight...i think opening a own learning website won't be a problem

I don't have any certifications either 🙇

If you have skills and knowledge then you should. If you don't have these then try to gain enough knowledge and then start applying

thank you sir 😊

@@003shamshuddin Good luck 😀