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You haven’t stated your nationality (or country of residence) so this advice may or may not work out for you. Lot of European software companies fall in this c
by vishnugupta 6y ago
You haven’t stated your nationality (or country of residence) so this advice may or may not work out for you.
Lot of European software companies fall in this category. Not necessarily low expectations but you are expected to work only during business hours and the work is typical CRUD app development/maintenance. The projects are managed well so no crazy fire fighting to meet super tight deadlines. On top of that if you can get into shops that work on governmental IT/automation work then nothing like it. Very decent job security, sane vacation policy are added bonus.
Some of those EU shops may even be willing to take on full remote employees.
Good luck!
- Kinrany 6y ago> but you are expected to work only during business hours Surely that's normal?
- crocsarecool 6y agoI’m in the US. It’s not always normal. You might need to support items outside of regular business hours like production updates, or if you’re IT, computers/infrastructure doesn’t often break between the hours of 9-5.
- Aeolun 6y agoIf your definition of normal means business takes place somewhere between 7am - 12pm, sure.
- niij 6y agoA 5 hour window for work sounds like a dream ;)
- vishnugupta 6y agoI’m sure they meant 12AM ;-)