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Unfortunately for me, I was a remote worker already (worked there for a month shy of 6 years). Hopefully, my position (React/Node FS Dev) is in high enough dema
by nbar1 6y ago
Unfortunately for me, I was a remote worker already (worked there for a month shy of 6 years). Hopefully, my position (React/Node FS Dev) is in high enough demand after all this to resume working remotely with a comfortable salary. I've already had offers for remote but they require me to relocate after the pandemic is over, which is really clogging up the job boards.
- wdb 6y agoI haven't found much jobs which offer remote working as they mostly based in the US.
- nbar1 6y agoLuckily I am based in the US, but I am unable to travel (for personal reasons) which is also an interview dead-end for a lot of companies that want you to come spend a week for initiation and meet up a few times a year.
- mjayhn 6y agoI'm sorry to hear about that but I'm sure you'll do great w/a react/node background I'm not even involved in front-end but I know quite a few places always hiring good react/node devs (albeit they might be in a freeze right now). Give https://github.com/yanirs/established-remote https://github.com/yanirs/established-remote and https://github.com/remoteintech/remote-jobs https://github.com/remoteintech/remote-jobs a look.
- nbar1 6y agoThanks for the links, definitely gonna check it out!
- chucky_z 6y agoWhy not accept a job and simply decline to move? I understand it's a shitty thing to do, but at the end of the day your health/sanity is more important than some companies. If you have a good manager/coworkers you can even get them to bat for you to stay, as a remote worker.
- nbar1 6y agoBecause, as you said, it's a shitty thing to do. I have the skills, experience, and finances to find a job where we can have a mutually beneficial relationship without trying to pull one over on them.