Where to find a team (or artel)?

Question

Android

Hello.
I'm an android programmer, pretty good. For the last 13 years I’ve been freelancing, and (paradoxically) I can’t boast of a decent portfolio, pet projects, raps on github, and I don’t even have a CV (well, what will I write there?). Most of the work comes from a few acquaintances. A little more from various freelance exchanges, including foreign ones. I rarely work with exchanges, because in those unique moments when famine sets in and I start to take steps to promote myself, suddenly some acquaintance comes along and offers to shut up and just take this money.
In 2016, I accidentally got into the team: backend, iosnik, android, designer, manager (he is also the organizer). They worked until the middle of 2018, then everything somehow disbanded itself. But I liked working in a team, I would love to continue. It is more convenient to work in a team than on your own: qualifications increase in leaps and bounds, the quality of the result of work is higher, projects are generally larger and, as a rule, the customer understands what he wants.
I'm interested in working for money. Without any self-made startups, enterprises and promises. It is in a team that there is freedom of maneuver - sometimes you need to leave for a short time, therefore, it is more preferable to work with a team focused on independence than in an organization that claims all your working time.
I could try to organize such a team myself, but I am a programmer, not a manager, and I do not live in the capital, where the chances of finding a well-paid task are the highest.
From time to time I search the Internet for the keywords "team of freelancers", "required for the team" and the like, but I do not find something. But I know for sure that such commands exist, do manus.
Maybe you can give me some tips or links?
Thanks in advance.
PS Why did I ask this question here? I know people who read Toaster and would also be happy to work in a similar format.

Answer 1

Hmm, in my opinion you put forward conflicting demands .... On the one hand, you want to work in a team, i.e. so that other team members depend on the results of your work, but on the other hand, you want independence...
Imagine you are a manager who, foaming at the mouth, knocked out an order somewhere, took on obligations on terms and money, and then the key developer declares: "but I can't today, I have plans..."
If I'm wrong in my assumptions, then why don't you consider working in the organization? After all, if the climate in the unit is healthy, then almost always you can just take a couple of hours off, take a couple of days of extraordinary vacation or vacation at your own expense.