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>Others have mentioned this to some extent, but what I've found the most challenging is when a company tries to do both local and remote, but was not remote-fir
by vram22 9y ago
>Others have mentioned this to some extent, but what I've found the most challenging is when a company tries to do both local and remote, but was not remote-first.
I'm interested in this, as a person who does remote work, and has experienced some of these issues.
So, what are some good remote-first companies? I know of a few that may be: Automattic, Scrapinghub. What others? Asking all here, not just the parent commenter.
Maybe this should become a separate thread. Note: Obvious, but: "remote-first companies" is not necessarily the same as "companies that are hiring for remote positions".
- ecwilson 9y agoLook into Jason Friend -- he literally wrote the book on remote work. https://basecamp.com/books/remote https://basecamp.com/books/remote As for your actual question, I don't yet know of a great resource for understanding which companies are truly remote-first, but would love it if someone had one to share.
- vram22 9y agoThanks, I will.