u/Independent_4ever

Because you work remotely, communication becomes extra sensitive. You start overthinking messages like:

• “Was my tone okay?”
• “Did I reply too late?”
• “Did I sound unprofessional?”
• “Am I being too quiet in meetings?”
• “Should I have worked extra hours without saying anything?”

The flexibility and freedom are great, don’t get me wrong. But people rarely talk about the constant uncertainty that comes with freelancing. Sometimes it feels less like a career and more like surviving contract to contract while trying not to make any wrong moves.

Anyone else feel this way?

 

•  M365, EntraID and Intune Administration

•  3cx Intermediate Certified Engineer

•  Windows Server 2012/2016 Administration

•  Troubleshooting DNS, SSL/TLS, HTTP, and optimizing website and email performance.

•  Experience in Microtik, Unifi, Netgear, Sophos network administration

•  Maintain small to medium size network services and network security through proper configuration 

•  Setup of network services such as VLAN, Routing, IP and VOIP configuration

•  Triaging and scheduling incidents or tickets to appropriate teams to ensure immediate action will be provided to resolve the issue.

•  Familiarity with IT and RMM ticketing tools i.e. Connectwise, AutoTask, Service Now, Screenconnect and IT Glue.

I've been the IT field for a decade catering to mostly US based clients and I'm located in the Philippines.

Planning to use abroad the IBKR/GoTrade account created here in PH. Have anyone experienced any problem i.e transferring/withdrawing funds?