Honestly you’re well on the right track to one of the most viable paths.
You’re an actual self taught web dev who has invested 3 years into learning the right tooling (React) and you’re already capable of building frontends.
Completely different circumstance and track record than the large numbers who get into web dev just to become digital nomads, thinking that it’s easy and that they’ll be employable in one year.
You might be the last type of person who should be considering switching careers or formulating a new plan. It really sounds like you’re almost there.
The fact that you’re also actively working towards a CS degree speaks volumes.
The global market is pretty bad right now, things like a relevant degree will definitely give you a boost.
Continue to upskill in your field and research how to specifically seek out remote work opportunities. Ultimately it’s a numbers game.
Honestly you’re well on the right track to one of the most viable paths.
You’re an actual self taught web dev who has invested 3 years into learning the right tooling (React) and you’re already capable of building frontends.
Completely different circumstance and track record than the large numbers who get into web dev just to become digital nomads, thinking that it’s easy and that they’ll be employable in one year.
You might be the last type of person who should be considering switching careers or formulating a new plan. It really sounds like you’re almost there.
The fact that you’re also actively working towards a CS degree speaks volumes.
The global market is pretty bad right now, things like a relevant degree will definitely give you a boost.
Continue to upskill in your field and research how to specifically seek out remote work opportunities. Ultimately it’s a numbers game.