Comparing income for online and offline workers
- Thread starter timewo
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They believe life is nothing but a risk.
Yeah, although they take risks wisely.
Sometimes when I calculate my online income I see that it surpasses what I could have earned from most jobs offline. Online is working out well for me so far.
Oh, that's fine. Approximately how much do you earn in a month? How much time do you spend on the sites?
When compared, those who work offline make more money. This is because they usually do specialized jobs. Those working online usually don't have the skills necessary to make a lot of money.
It actually depends on what you do online though, these days i have seen freelancers who make hundreds of dollars per month from freelancing gigs. Then again there are even others selling and making way more than offline workers in affiliate marketing.
If you don't have any particular skills, you cannot make much money online. But you can definitely make a living working offline. You can work as a construction worker, a server at restaurants or a sales assistant at shops. There are many job opportunities for low skilled workers.
The amount of money you make on either online or offline venture depend on the type of job you do.
It depends on factors such as commitment level and type of work. If you are a programmer working online, your counterparts working offline have absolutely nothing on you as you would see more money than them.
