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...but is it remote? I would turn down a $500,000 a year job if it were onsite-only.
by CiPHPerCoder 9y ago
...but is it remote? I would turn down a $500,000 a year job if it were onsite-only.
- speeder 9y agoOr sometimes you can't accept it. Yesterday who is hiring made me sort of depressed, I am in desperate need for work, yet all work I was qualified for was non remote in other countries, or semi remote, the few ones that allowed real remote required some random citizenship I don't have. Seemly being born in the wrong place can heavily cripple a career.
- ben_jones 9y agoThe formula I've found is 2-3 months on site where you convince the employer of your value, integrity, professionalism, etc., then 1 month of partial remote work where you show an increase in productivity. Then the question of 'can I just remote' is often a cake walk.
- tonyedgecombe 9y agoIf you meet the technical requirements then apply anyway, what have you got to loose. I doubt these people are getting flooded with responses, it may be they are more flexible than first appears.