Is everything really bad with Python remotely?

Question

Python

Hello everyone
Now I am looking at vacancies in Python remotely for beginner positions (Jun, beginner middle) - you know all the necessary tools, but there is still not much experience with them.
As a result, vacancies for remote work in the total account (20-30 pieces), if we take web development, then there are 15-20 pieces. And somewhere in 90% of them, only seniors with a salary of 80-120 pieces are required. There are a couple of simpler vacancies, but they have been hanging for 2 years already, and somehow they cannot find anyone.
I’m looking at the whole thing, and I’m already thinking about learning php / 1c, since with vacancies it’s generally sad in terms of remote work.
And it turns out that everywhere they advise to learn python, but in fact, if you are not from Moscow / St. Petersburg, then you do not need it.

Answer 1

because june at a distance = big meningitis.
this goes for any language, not just python.

Answer 2

Just on the eve of the 40th anniversary, I realized that I no longer had the strength or desire to administer in my small town. But even three children did not give the opportunity to simply give up and not strain through life.
It was:
Preference is Python/Django.
I wrote a summary according to the rules, sent it everywhere, monitored various groups / forums.
They took in one project (for six months). I realized that I was wishful thinking and my level was, as they say now, "joon". But June is not a sentence. I just spent more time solving problems. Including at the expense of the personal.
Then I searched again. I got into a startup right at the very beginning. For a year and a half raised the level. Then I poked around all sorts of upwork and web studios until I again found an interesting startup.
In general - do not be afraid and do not complex. "Seek and you shall find" :-)
According to my experience of communicating with beginners now, with those who call themselves "Jun" - the guys' problem is that they don't know how to think or look for solutions. It got to the point that the "specialist" taken into the JS-React project could neither analyze the technical task nor issue an algorithm of actions for its implementation. Even without details. I, a pythonist, poked him into the issuance of Google for questions that he had.
Or, here, the guy in VK asked something in the group for some task. I suggested. On my own head :-) I barely got rid of it later. He had a lot of questions, but despite the calls to think and search for questions on Python, in the end he had to poke him in the first positions of Google's issuance. Those. a person who wants to become (more precisely, earn) a programmer and who studied Lutz (in my opinion) simply could not google it. Generally.
Well, it is, a little experience, a little sore :-)

Answer 3

I live not in St. Petersburg and not in Moscow time, but in general in a third world country. I studied Python from textbooks and on my own small projects about two years ago - I got tired of digging into different CMS with pasta code. Now I work through upwork and everything is fine.

Answer 4

Try to write your project, it can greatly increase your chances of getting a job.

Answer 5

Just an article appeared on Habré https://habrahabr.ru/post/322332/