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When it will be possible to earn by mql programming at least $1.5-2K a month (I mean exactly payment for programmer's work, and not to make some grail and sell it for a couple of dozens of dollars), then it will be possible to introduce certification. Since it is unrealistic for today, the question of certification is raised too early. And all of these certifications are worth a pittance (well, sometimes more, sometimes less).
When it will be possible to earn by mql programming at least $1,5-2K per month (we mean exactly the programmer's salary, and not to make some grail and sell it for a couple dozen quid), then it will be possible to introduce certification. Since it is unrealistic for today, the question of certification is raised too early. And all these certifications are worth a pittance (well, sometimes more, sometimes less).
And here you can argue with the leader of @work rating, dear _Techno_, though not very polite to count other people's money, I would say very impolite, but it's to show you the order of earnings of a man engaged in programming in mql.
For the month of May I've done work for: 1693$
If we consider that about half of the customers also pay directly (even in my short period of using the service every second says so), it is quite real figures ~ $ 3000.
And here you can argue with the leader of @work rating, dear _Techno_, though not very polite to count other people's money, I would say very impolite, but it's to show you the order of earnings of people involved in programming in mql.
For the month of May I've done work for: 1693$
If we consider that about half of the customers also pay directly (even in my short period of using the service every second says about it), it is quite real figures ~ $ 3000.
Vigor, oh how wrong to point fingers.
With an average order value in the Jobs service of $20-30, how long will you be able to do 3-5 different tasks a day? You won't end up with 300 completely template tasks every month, will you?
Also take into account the time for the task, for the explanation of the work done, for misunderstandings, for arguments.
You have painted an ideal picture in your mind and you are carrying this idea around like a fool with a mortar.
Vigor, how many clients have you had? One or two? When you have a hundred, then speak out.
If the average cost of a Job is $20-30, how long will you be able to do 3-5 different tasks a day? You won't get 300 tasks every month that are completely formulaic, will you?
probably has a companion.
I'm in agreement and probably not alone
Vigor, oh, it's not nice to point fingers.
You have painted a perfect picture in your mind and are carrying around the idea like a fool with a mortar.
I agree in my opinion and probably not alone
Then what does the rating show? And is it the right thing to slip to the customer?
You have continued your off-topic research into your personal positioning in the "top developers" branch.
In a branch known to you I have already said and _Techno_ and you that the rating does not show exactly about anything.
_Techno_, however, replied that the top and rating perfectly PR it (then he erased his answer).
But it doesn't change the matter.
Not only that, an excellent response was given by the respected Renat(https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/3940/page4):
You can't engage in short-term effect/profit maximisation - work honestly and cleanly. This is a very good strategy in the long term.