I’m a mid-level developer in dire financial straits right now and need to raise about $750 within the next week as a bridge. I’d be willing to dedicate a solid number of hours for the week (40+ if needed) to any programming work in return.
I can jump on bug fixes, small features, backend work, frontend components, or whatever comes up. I’m happy to start with low-stakes tasks and/or open-source side projects.
I know one person who got hired through it,but they have a very specific niche skillset.Feels like it works better for standouts profiles than generalists.
I know of no one, but I've applied a few times this year (~15) and only received 4 replies, all "no" because of my salary requirements or the fact I'm not "all-in on AI". I see quite a few of the ones I applied to and never received a response for showing up every month, though.
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I’m a mid-level developer in dire financial straits right now and need to raise about $750 within the next week as a bridge. I’d be willing to dedicate a solid number of hours for the week (40+ if needed) to any programming work in return.
I can jump on bug fixes, small features, backend work, frontend components, or whatever comes up. I’m happy to start with low-stakes tasks and/or open-source side projects.
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I know one person who got hired through it,but they have a very specific niche skillset.Feels like it works better for standouts profiles than generalists.
I know of no one, but I've applied a few times this year (~15) and only received 4 replies, all "no" because of my salary requirements or the fact I'm not "all-in on AI". I see quite a few of the ones I applied to and never received a response for showing up every month, though.
Reading many of them give me a “we want a $300k developer for $50k a year” vibe. Not even worth applying for.