I got 100+ apps in my portfolio because I have developed many projects and products for various companies and clients throughout my career. Which includes my employment work and freelance.
As I have started from -2million PKR debt so I had to work days and nights to become stable so not saying no to any incoming work because I believed I can develop and deliver projects quickly. So thats how my experience and skills aren’t extraordinary.
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