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> with at least some remote experience See, this is the problem. Many companies are open to remote workers. Few want remote virgins. I'd also add that it's
by vonmoltke 9y ago
> with at least some remote experience
See, this is the problem. Many companies are open to remote workers. Few want remote virgins.
I'd also add that it's not that hard provided you are a web dev (particularly front end). Non-webdev remote position pickings are rather slim.
- learc83 9y agoYes definitely true. If there's no possibility of moving to a remote position at your current company to get started, I'd suggest trying remote contract work for a year or so. >Non-webdev remote position pickings are rather slim. True on average. But there are a lot of other specialties that have a high percentage of remote jobs. Most paid Linux kernel hackers work remotely IIRC.
- karmelapple 9y agoJust a note that my remote-first company, which does both web and native app development, is looking to hire both a remote front end and back end developer soon. Tweet me if interested!