freelancing myths

However, with the current mass migration of office jobs to remote work, workers in the Philippines are finding themselves more open to the possibilities of taking online jobs or even freelancing full-time. So, before you embark on your journey in the vast realm of remote jobs and freelancing, make sure that you’re prepared and well-researched. With that said, let’s take a look at the 10 most commonly heard myths around online work and why you shouldn’t believe them from the get-go. You have to remember that online jobs and freelancing are as real as a 9 to 5 job. The only reason why people say freelancing or online jobs aren’t reliable is that they didn’t have the foresight to invest in themselves. The thing with online jobs or freelancing is you never know when your current skill set will be valuable in the long run. You Only Need Specialize in One Skill Out of all the assumptions surrounding freelancing and online jobs, specializing in one skill is the most debatable one. After all, the whole concept of freelancing is to market yourself for a certain skill. Read more in our articles including "Debunking 10 Freelancing & Online Job Myths" and "What's new with Samsung One UI 8".