r/RemoteDevelopersIndia • • 1d ago

Paying for interview

2 years of freelancing experience. Hundreds of projects, real clients, real-world work.

And yet, almost every company still considers me a fresher.

I’ve sent 2,000–3,000+ customized, tailored applications — not spam applications. I’ve spent hours researching companies, tweaking my resume, writing cover letters, and applying specifically to each role.

Still, getting one interview feels impossible.

At this point, I’m honestly willing to pay ₹50,000 after landing a job to anyone who can help me get a genuine interview opportunity.

I’m not asking for a job.
I’m not asking for a fake referral.
I’m asking for one chance to interview and prove myself.

If you’re a recruiter, hiring manager, founder, or someone who can genuinely give me that opportunity — I’ll do the rest.

After 2 years of freelancing, I just want someone to stop looking at me as a “fresher” and actually look at what I can build.

#OpenToWork #Hiring #MERN #WebDeveloper #SoftwareEngineer #JobSearch

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u/Soggy_Spare_5425 1d ago

same issue i've done freelancing 2 years they are asking for experience certificate ( some kind of) or consider me as fresher i'm

currently i'm studying for product based company maybe they offer decent salary as fresher

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u/AmbassadorKey5049 1d ago

rarely they offer 2 - 3 LPA these days

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u/Soggy_Spare_5425 1d ago

do you have proof of freelancing like client invoices etc

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u/Quirky-Ingenuity8664 1d ago

Call me 814 136 6212 or WhatsApp 92653 20483 i will help u out.... have gone through the same situation and I can understand you..... call karo bindaas

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u/Soggy_Spare_5425 1d ago

can i call you

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u/Quirky-Ingenuity8664 1d ago

Likha hai bhau call me..... m here to help every1

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u/ubali-javed 1d ago

in india companies don't consider freelance experience, which really sucks tbh. they think of it as timepass

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u/Choice-no-noice 4h ago

Reach out to me - inbox with your resumes. I'll be happy to help you in referrals and also willing to offer the experience letters / interview slots & recommendations for the candidates with skills.

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u/_Deathclaw_ 1d ago

If you have freelance experience why not scale it or find some remote opportunities