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I've just started looking at the remote jobs market, as finding a remote position could be very useful in my current situation (ie, ready to leave my current po
by danmaz74 9y ago
I've just started looking at the remote jobs market, as finding a remote position could be very useful in my current situation (ie, ready to leave my current position - which will require some time to find a replacement and for the handover - and to move abroad). But it looks like most of the good offers are only for US/Canada based people.
Does anybody have good experiences with finding well paid, technical remote jobs here in Europe? How did you find that?
- vasco 9y agoI found my job through StackOverflow jobs filtering by "Remote". Now I work for Hotjar, and we hire mostly in Europe timezones (although also some in North America). I'm specially interested in a DevOps/SRE type person to join my team, but we have other openings too.
- ilogik 9y agoI applied two times at HotJar in the past few months, without success. Can't say I'm a fan of the video part of the interview process.
- softawre 9y agoWhat is the video part like? For a full remote position, you'd think video chat would be a common thing.
- mmikeff 9y agoFor me the video part of the process involved recording a video about 6 minutes long where I had to answer 5 questions to camera and send that video in, there wasn't a video conference part (at least not for me). After that was a telephone interview, I didn't get any further than that.
- tmoravec 9y agoYes, I recently got a remote job in Europe through https://www.remotepython.com/ https://www.remotepython.com/ . We're currently running a campaign on StackOverflow, too.
- fyfy18 9y agoIf you don’t mind staying in your current role (other than the location), it would be worth having a friendly chat with your boss to see if they can offer you remote work.