“My very, very first opportunity when I won my first subcontract was through Indeed. The person had posted a job request on Indeed, and I answered it, and I got the job.”

Eric Coffey · Govcon Giants · The Subcontracting Move That Builds Past Performance While Primes Make the Mistakes

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used Indeed job board to find and win a subcontract opportunity, creating a $6K contract and establishing a profile for future gigs

$6,000 contract; $50-75 per hour rates mentioned

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