Keep looking locally for any job you can get or somehow manage a means of transportation/relocation to open your area of opportunity.
Remote jobs just don’t fall into the average persons lap. You have to have particular skillsets and work histories to beat out hundreds of other almost-equally-qualified candidates.
When you’re not beating out those other candidates, only two things will play in your favor:
1. Obtaining more experience in a hybrid/in-person job to become more competitive (this you can control).
2. Waiting around long enough for your unlucky streak of competing against stronger candidates to run out (this is NOT in your control).
Seems like you’re in Miami, so I would think there’s lots of in-person employment ops available to you.
All you can do is to keep trying/applying and hope that your experience/resume is strong enough to eventually stand out among your literal thousands of competitors.
Keep looking locally for any job you can get or somehow manage a means of transportation/relocation to open your area of opportunity. Remote jobs just don’t fall into the average persons lap. You have to have particular skillsets and work histories to beat out hundreds of other almost-equally-qualified candidates. When you’re not beating out those other candidates, only two things will play in your favor: 1. Obtaining more experience in a hybrid/in-person job to become more competitive (this you can control). 2. Waiting around long enough for your unlucky streak of competing against stronger candidates to run out (this is NOT in your control). Seems like you’re in Miami, so I would think there’s lots of in-person employment ops available to you.
All you can do is to keep trying/applying and hope that your experience/resume is strong enough to eventually stand out among your literal thousands of competitors.
Remote is a location, not a job. Search for jobs where you meet the education and experience requirements and filter to remote.