Can you talk about remote work?

Question

Distant work

I'm thinking about working remotely (there are no other options). I myself am essentially almost Junior (Knowledge of HTML, CSS, Basic JS, Python, Django). Those. I have no idea how remote work is generally presented. What are the requirements for this. Need your advice.
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UPD: So what became clear on the topic -
huwesu is trying in every possible way to prove that the office is better than remote work. In general, he is right, but in my case there is no office nearby.
Sergey Nizhny Novgorod gave good advice about vacancies with too high requirements
. Alexander Vagin generally approves remote work, but not freelancing. Probably agree with him.
I will mark all the answers as correct, because each of the characters above is right

Answer 1

Junior - study, work internally. Choosing a firm with qualified colleagues.
Let me tell you what remote work means (more precisely, freelancing, at a normal distance from a junior there is little sense and there are few people who want to hire him; but freelancing - there are many who want to pay you a penny).
1. Extremely slow professional growth. Fast hitting the ceiling. Since starting from a certain point - very quickly - you will not be able to get a job that will "pull you up professionally."
2. Fast and good money.
3. Fast and good money will turn you away from working in the office.
4. Fast and good money will teach you to work with technologies that allow you to make money quickly, no more
6. I will say more - I have repeatedly met freelancers with 10-15 years of experience who are no longer middles. Without any desire to grow professionally (ready only in words), and without the ability to grow professionally. Preoccupied with the everyday questions of "do the job fast, get the money."
7. And at first it's even worse. Huge competition. Work for a piece of bread.
8. In essence, you will become a well-paid remote coder.