This is almost purely a job board, but a great
Posted: Tue Dec 24, 2024 5:08 am
This is almost purely a job board, but a great job board for remote jobs. There is no application fee, and the site is really easy to navigate. One downside here is slower application response times (not sure why).
Most of the jobs are focused on software engineering/ design, but this is a daily-checker if you are on the remote job hunt. When I’m looking for a remote job, I make sure to check WeWorkRemotely for sure.
9. Jobspresso
How to Land a Remote Job Jobspresso
This site is another “check everyday” job board. They have postings from some of the biggest names in albania phone number library work, and they post new jobs every day. I like Jobspresso because they have a high volume of jobs, and they post often. Not a whole lot of job seeking resources here, but following them on Twitter is a really nice way to keep up with postings.
Having looked for remote jobs in the not so distant past, those sites have yielded some great opportunities. I’ve had great experiences with the above companies, but I can’t say the same for the websites below. Here are some sites that are NOT good for remote work.
The Worst Sites for Finding Remote Jobs:
1. LinkedIn
Maybe a surprise? Linkedin is the biggest professional network and arguably the best place to find a job… but it’s not the best place to find a remote job. I’ll give them some credit: they have been adding more remote jobs lately. But in general, remote jobs are hard to find, and they often end up being in-person jobs.
Looking for an in-person job? Linkedin is your best bet. But remote? You’ll be sifting through jobs for hours―and when you finally find the needle-in-the-haystack remote job, the job poster has usually made a mistake. You’ll find the job is not remote or the company is not very desirable. If you have unlimited hours for job seeking, you might find a few remote jobs in here, but those same jobs are usually posted on one of the recommended remote job boards.
2. Indeed
My beef here is mainly around wasted time. There are actually a fair amount of remote jobs on Indeed, and they are easy to find, but a lot of them are location specific or not remote at all. The remote companies on Indeed can be suspect at times too. If you are looking for a remote job in tech, this is not the place to look.
Most of the jobs are focused on software engineering/ design, but this is a daily-checker if you are on the remote job hunt. When I’m looking for a remote job, I make sure to check WeWorkRemotely for sure.
9. Jobspresso
How to Land a Remote Job Jobspresso
This site is another “check everyday” job board. They have postings from some of the biggest names in albania phone number library work, and they post new jobs every day. I like Jobspresso because they have a high volume of jobs, and they post often. Not a whole lot of job seeking resources here, but following them on Twitter is a really nice way to keep up with postings.
Having looked for remote jobs in the not so distant past, those sites have yielded some great opportunities. I’ve had great experiences with the above companies, but I can’t say the same for the websites below. Here are some sites that are NOT good for remote work.
The Worst Sites for Finding Remote Jobs:
1. LinkedIn
Maybe a surprise? Linkedin is the biggest professional network and arguably the best place to find a job… but it’s not the best place to find a remote job. I’ll give them some credit: they have been adding more remote jobs lately. But in general, remote jobs are hard to find, and they often end up being in-person jobs.
Looking for an in-person job? Linkedin is your best bet. But remote? You’ll be sifting through jobs for hours―and when you finally find the needle-in-the-haystack remote job, the job poster has usually made a mistake. You’ll find the job is not remote or the company is not very desirable. If you have unlimited hours for job seeking, you might find a few remote jobs in here, but those same jobs are usually posted on one of the recommended remote job boards.
2. Indeed
My beef here is mainly around wasted time. There are actually a fair amount of remote jobs on Indeed, and they are easy to find, but a lot of them are location specific or not remote at all. The remote companies on Indeed can be suspect at times too. If you are looking for a remote job in tech, this is not the place to look.