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I'm currently working remotely for a London-based company. Incidentally, also from PL (Warsaw). Difficulties? The usual with remote work: a bit of loneliness, i
by fishnchips 9y ago
I'm currently working remotely for a London-based company. Incidentally, also from PL (Warsaw). Difficulties? The usual with remote work: a bit of loneliness, in 2017 video still sucks, and text is bad at carrying contexts, requiring more careful communication. Oh, and EU VAT is a minefield in PL. Otherwise the plan is sound, if the employer can be convinced to hire you as a remote worker.
- Grustaf 9y agoIn my experience it's much easier to get a remote job for a company that you first do non-remote work for, if only for a trial period of a month or something. Even non-remote firms will agree to this if you're good enough, and live close enough to come over every once in a while.
- fishnchips 9y agoI actually spent the first month with the team.