This is for anyone without a degree who wants a real remote tech job: build proof, beat the robots, get hired.
You've probably been told the same thing your whole career: get a degree, get certified, get experience. But nobody told you about the job that's been quietly hiring this entire time, the one that doesn't ask for a diploma, doesn't require you to leave your apartment, and pays you while you learn the exact skills every tech company needs. I'm talking about remote tech support. You've likely heard "tech" and immediately pictured a computer science degree you don't have and a coding bootcamp you can't afford. Here's where I'm going to surprise you: the entry point into this industry has almost nothing to do with code.
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