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I started working in the a vacant office, because one of the boss was in South Carolina and the other boss was in Denver. (I was in Denver.) Myself and a few ot
by chad_strategic 9y ago
I started working in the a vacant office, because one of the boss was in South Carolina and the other boss was in Denver. (I was in Denver.) Myself and a few other hanger-oners came into the office.
The company downsized and they closed the office and I was sent to work from home.
I worked from home for 2 years as a senior dev. My wife reminds me that at first I wasn't happy about working from home. But after a month, remote is the only way to go.
I left that company and went remote for a startup for 90 days, and left before it imploded.
Now I'm stuck in a cube! Help me!
(also when applying to remote jobs, it seems that having remote experience is very beneficial.)