For those who don’t want to work, or want to make some extra money after work and study, using Python for outsourcing is undoubtedly a good choice. Work can increase income, while school can save money at home, and parents can support themselves. Parents are pleased.
Python-related outsourcing is generally based on crawlers, but the price is relatively average, depending on the difficulty. If data analysis is added, the price will naturally be higher.
Followed by web development and GUI program development, these are relatively expensive, but there are not as many crawlers as there are, and they take a little more time. Of course, you pay a lot, and the rewards are beautiful.
At first I was worried about what I would do if I couldn’t get orders after I finished studying. But when I actually started taking orders, I really had to find things by myself at the beginning, such as QQ groups, friends’ introductions, classmates’ graduation plans, order-taking platforms, etc. But when After working on my own for a period of time, I formed my own network of contacts. At this time, I didn’t need to look for it on my own. My reputation was already out there. Recommendations from various old customers and repeat customers kept me busy, so I was forced to find some. Like-minded Taoist friends take orders in the form of studios, so there is no need to worry about not receiving any follow-up orders, as long as the skills are good, there will be plenty of people to find them.
There is a saying on the Internet that you can’t get orders or find a job. Python is popular just to gain popularity. Otherwise, after you defeat Python, people will recommend other languages. It’s really amazing. Python ranks among the world’s programming languages. Language popularity ranks first. Don’t trust the official data, but trust the bloggers who follow the popularity.
As everyone knows, those bloggers didn’t even know what was going on inside, so they started to take advantage of it.
Forget it, let’s not talk about this, let’s share the learning materials with everyone.
Because I have been caught in the rain, I want to hold an umbrella for students who are learning Python and teach everyone what I have learned, including:
- Python related software installation package (Python, pycharm software + activation code, anaconda)
- Python basics 100 episodes
- Various cases of Python crawlers (dozens)
- Python data analysis (dozens)
- Python web development (dozens)
- Cases in other directions (dozens)
- Python learning roadmap (from zero basics to employment, super detailed)
- hundreds of ebooks
All are available on the business card at the end of the article.
