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Getting hired directly by Mozilla requires them to have a (minimal) legal presence in your country. If that isn't there, you'll be hired through an intermediary
by gcp 9y ago
Getting hired directly by Mozilla requires them to have a (minimal) legal presence in your country. If that isn't there, you'll be hired through an intermediary, but that is - as far as I know - possible essentially worldwide.
- zerr 9y agoNo, that intermediary option is also limited to some particular countries.
- gcp 9y agoAFAIK it's more correct to say that only some particular countries are excluded, but I'm not HR and I have no idea where your are getting that impression from, so I won't comment further.
- zerr 9y agoI got this information from Mozilla HR who clarified this with the hiring manager, for the country in Europe.
- gcp 9y agoOk, so one country in Europe is excluded. This is quite far removed from "remote hiring limited to some particular countries". A large part of Mozilla's workforce is spread out through Europe, so there can't be too many exceptions.
- zerr 9y ago"... only available in particular countries which doesn't include your country, unfortunately..." was the message from HR.
- canuckistani 9y agoThat's true, we can't hire everywhere.
- zerr 9y agoA very small shop in a very beaurocratic EU country receives the invoices in PDF at the end of the month, from another country far outside the EU, pays the bill through standard bank wire transfer. Why Mozilla can't do the same?