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What is your goal? Quality of life, money? Even the most ambitious Canadians move to the U.S. And of course, Silicon Valley. But, there are options, near yo
by GoldenMonkey 4y ago
What is your goal? Quality of life, money? Even the most ambitious Canadians move to the U.S. And of course, Silicon Valley.
But, there are options, near you too. Singapore, South Korea, Australia.
If you want to stay in Indonesia. You could probably find US or Australian software developers in Bali. That may help with remote work options, at good pay with their contacts/companies.
At the end of the day, be clear on your goals. Looking at your future, what end game are you looking for?
- sawirricardo 4y agoLooking for a better compensation is one thing. I've tried to apply previously as a remote worker, however, not yet hit anything. By moving to Canada, I hope to solve the problems: 1. the timezone difference (Indonesia is at +7, EST/PST -5/-8). I see that most jobs, albeit offer remote option, still requires the applicant to be either in US/CA/EU. Very rare to see one in APAC 2. Tax, most teams I tried to apply to seems to avoid this with remote workers, hence I think moving to Canada can ease this problem. > But, there are options, near you too. Singapore, South Korea, Australia. Before, I've considered the options like Singapore, South Korea, Australia. I had a work project with an australian, too. But, now having a hard time to have another one. I also have applied to Singapore, not heard anything from them. Haven't tried South Korea, how does the pay look like? >If you want to stay in Indonesia. You could probably find US or Australian software developers in Bali. That may help with remote work options, at good pay with their contacts/companies. I haven't got into contact with them, so you mean, I come to them, and simply ask them for help with my possibility to get a remote work, too?