For context, I've been out of work for over a year at this point, having previously burnt out last year and lost my job (Canada). Since then I've been interviewing, generally looking, and applying for pretty much anything including just manual labour and otherwise, but to no real avail aside from one-off low-paying jobs here and there. I'm currently in the interview process and attempting to lock in a contract on a freelance basis, but I can't bet on those working out, and certainly not for some time.
My main concern at the moment, is paying my accountant for previous years of unpaid corporate taxes due to not having the funds or revenue, paying the government those taxes, keeping a roof over my head, eating, and dental work that's going to get tremendously painful in the next few weeks. All of those are getting to the point where I'm going to have to make some hard decisions on very soon.
Are there any ways that I'm missing in which I can start very quickly bringing in some cash with reasonably solid javascript, people skills, and to a lesser extent python and many others? It's not that I'm not willing to work, it just seems like I've been massively unsuccessful in getting into a place where I can do it. With interview processes becoming ever-more length and volatile, things aren't really looking up.
My main concern at the moment, is paying my accountant for previous years of unpaid corporate taxes due to not having the funds or revenue, paying the government those taxes, keeping a roof over my head, eating, and dental work that's going to get tremendously painful in the next few weeks. All of those are getting to the point where I'm going to have to make some hard decisions on very soon.
Are there any ways that I'm missing in which I can start very quickly bringing in some cash with reasonably solid javascript, people skills, and to a lesser extent python and many others? It's not that I'm not willing to work, it just seems like I've been massively unsuccessful in getting into a place where I can do it. With interview processes becoming ever-more length and volatile, things aren't really looking up.