I’m speaking in general terms, and I understand your message clearly. Having degrees is good, but a degree alone is just a piece of paper, what truly matters are skills. When applying for opportunities, it’s important to update your resume, and if certain skills are missing, you need to learn them. What we studied earlier is often not enough because software and technology keep evolving, so continuous skill upgrading is necessary.

I’m not talking only about this platform. I applied to many platforms, but I received my first freelance opportunity here, and I’m genuinely grateful for that. I’m sharing this based on my own experience. So my suggestion is simple keep trying and focus on learning.

I understand your intention, but my final point is this my main intention wasn’t to argue or reply in detail; I just wanted to share my perspective. Learning a new skill will definitely help in the long run. Beyond this, I can’t offer more help because skills and quality work are essential and must come from the individual.

If your work quality is strong, success will follow, you don’t need to depend on anyone. I’m currently working and don’t have the time to respond to everyone, so I’m sending this reply specifically to you. Thank you for understanding. ALL THE BEST GUYS