Recent content by nathan011

Na disgrasya tuloy ako :( haha

If you stick to your rate, and you know how to conduct yourself during interviews, you will get your desired income pag patient ka.. Pre-Requisites: 1. You know what you're talking about. 2. You know how to conduct yourself during interviews. 3. You are 'highly' skilled.

I work full-time po as a UI/UX Designer for a company in the US. Also do freelancing on the side :)

It seemed to work with 3/3 of my friends lol. One went from 25k to 60k, one from jobless to 30k (fresh grad), one 40-50k to 100k. lol. I think you just have to be confident sa skills mo. Also one thing I did not mention is to stick to the set "expected salary" until you get it, or something...

Additionally, you should know exactly if you want to be an employee, or a freelancer. There's pros and cons to both. Knowing the difference will give you a good and clear trajectory kung san mo gusto mag pursue.. I do both.. A Freelancer is someone who is constantly in the lookout to sell...

Ganito po gawin mo. 1. Manood ka nang courses, eto ata tagalog: SDPT Solutions 2. Practice. Advise ko sayo is, mag research ka nang real-world problems or scenarios, and then try to solve it. For example, "Using Laravel, create a Doctor's Appointment Management App, wherein the doctor's can...

I don't think so, but you can try. haha Fishy mga ganyan kasi.

Agreed, but kahit hindi AI po, mag ingat padin - you guys can watch a million tutorials or courses but without getting your feet wet, you won't really learn the intricacies of the skill you're trying to pursue. :) Anything you learn, learn it to the teeth and complement it with more than...

If you're looking at "speed" to determine the best, then you will be very frustrated as we're an archipelago with bad internet infrastructure. Imagine asking for a third party from another country to repair under-water sea cables. Imagine the logistics, and how long it will take to repair a...

Disclaimer: This will only work if you're confident in what you do, meaning you have spent over 10,000 hours practicing and learning your craft. Because what I will be teaching you is "Value Based", it has worked for multiple close friends I taught this to. I just want to get this out there...

Hello, I'm a UI/UX Designer since 2018. May I know saan kana sa learning journey mo, and what experience do you have as of this posting? Pwede kita gawan nang guide on how to actually learn the ropes. EDIT: Alternatively, you can go to google gemini or ᑕᕼᗩTGᑭT -> type this: "Create a...