JohnFuhrm12

joined 10 months ago
[–] JohnFuhrm12@alien.top 1 points 9 months ago

I didnt have any problems with the wifi there

[–] JohnFuhrm12@alien.top 1 points 9 months ago (2 children)

Bariloche, Argentina is a very cool town with an amazing ski resort (Cerro Catedral)

[–] JohnFuhrm12@alien.top 1 points 9 months ago

Real estate is pretty expensive here and the economy is extremely unstable. It’s great to visit and can be extremely cheap for tourists but I wouldnt invest here imo.

[–] JohnFuhrm12@alien.top 1 points 9 months ago

I’ll check out We Work Remotely, thanks!

[–] JohnFuhrm12@alien.top 1 points 9 months ago

You wouldnt be super comfortable like that but you could do it. Minimum wage here is less than $200 a month. Many people dont even make that.

If you made $800-$1000 a month here you would do great though.

[–] JohnFuhrm12@alien.top 1 points 9 months ago

Sent you a DM!

[–] JohnFuhrm12@alien.top 1 points 9 months ago

I’ve definitely had luck with English classes before, just was very spotty but I can get something everything once in a while for sure

 

I’m a US citizen but I am currently based in Argentina so $20 goes a long way.

I’ve signed up for quite a few sites and platforms online (Upwork, UserTesting, Dscout, Appen) but no luck. Also quite a few job applications from everything from web dev to customer service and not much from that yet.

Anyway I have a good bit of marketable skills so I’m sure I can make something work but have just been struggling a lot.

I can do:

• Web Development - React.js sites mostly, usually alongside Node.js, Next.js, Firebase and good old JS/CSS/HTML - Github is JohnFuhrm12

• Translation/Transcription - My native language is English but I am also fluent in Spanish and have decent Portuguese skills as well - I’ve given classes before as well

• Customer Support - I have a year of experience with a call center/social media management job that I had in Colombia, can do anything bilingual as well

If you have any ideas or advice let me know and I would appreciate it a lot. Thanks!

 

I’ve been traveling for the last several years but I have never managed to make a lot of money completely online, I have saved up working in the US a few times and once I got a job for a year in Colombia but that was in person, so no traveling.

I have given a few english classes online as well but nothing sustainable.

I’ve spent the last 3 years becoming a self taught programmer (React) but I havent gotten a job yet although I have started offering freelance services. I am also enrolled in online college for computer science now.

Overall I speak 3 languages (English, Spanish, Portuguese) have experience in sales, and I can build websites.

Any advice for someone trying to break out of just the nomad world and into the digital nomad world? How did you do it?

[–] JohnFuhrm12@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

Colombia is súper cheap and while you will see them in the streets Ive never seen a roach in my apartment living for over a year in MedellÍn. I dont think They like the altitude and cooler temps as much as super hot and humid like the caribbean or SEA.