What do you do for work??

[taylelerly]

I am a sales manager

[HughieWallis]

I am a translator

[Henry7788]

I wasn't satisfied with my office job and started my business about three years ago. In order to avoid Covid restrictions, I decided to do everything online. I found a cheap virtual address uk https://www.hoxtonmix.com/blog/cheap-virtual-addresses/, which I used for registering, and found two co-workers. Yes, I had to plan everything, get all the needed documentation, and figure different things out, but generally, it turned out to be easier and faster than I expected. No regrets.

[HughieWallis]

My career has almost exclusively been in comics. I worked for Disney Publishing for a long time writing or drawing comics based of Pixar properties, Disney TV stuff like Kim Possible and Phineas Ferb, and also self published my own comics for a long time. Currently I write and draw “early reader graphic novels,” which are basically like children’s picture books, but longer and in a comics format.

I have done some game work, having worked on a few games for Commodore 64 when I was in high school, but nothing of any real consequence there. I did art for a couple of point & click adventures a number of years back, and (about 10 years ago now) I designed environments and minigames for Playstation Home, if anyone even remembers it.

[Henry7788]

Originally Posted by HughieWallis

My career has almost exclusively been in comics. I worked for Disney Publishing for a long time writing or drawing comics based of Pixar properties, Disney TV stuff like Kim Possible and Phineas Ferb, and also self published my own comics for a long time. Currently I write and draw “early reader graphic novels,” which are basically like children’s picture books, but longer and in a comics format.

I have done some game work, having worked on a few games for Commodore 64 when I was in high school, but nothing of any real consequence there. I did art for a couple of point & click adventures a number of years back, and (about 10 years ago now) I designed environments and minigames for Playstation Home, if anyone even remembers it.

It sounds very interesting! And it seems you have much to say about your career. I'm sure a lot of people would like to find out more details about it, especially those who like comics and Disney and Pixar films

Are you working on any interesting projects right now?

[Henry7788]

Originally Posted by Raki

Yes, ecommerce business requires much knowledge and skills. You didn't ask for advice but I'd recommend paying more attention to such things as ecommerce metrics, retail supply chain management, SaaS, product data management, and payment integration. In case you don't dare to do all this work by yourself, it is better and easier to address professionals.

I can sign to every word. I've recently decided to expand my business and went into niche online marketplaces. Though I've been running a business for several years already, I didn't expect I would need to learn so many things for its expansion.
As for hiring professionals, from my own experience, I can say that usually it is worth it as it helps fasten the process and thus, bring profit.