Yes 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 fo

Yes 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.