Don V

I think a lot of people mix up “remote work” and “remote gig work” when they’re actually very different experiences. Remote work at a stable company can genuinely improve your life. Remote gig work can sometimes feel like constantly living in beta mode. One month you’re overloaded with projects and Read more

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I’m a solo developer working with a couple of freelance collaborators across different time zones one in the Philippines, one in Eastern Europe, and me in India. The biggest problem wasn’t coding. It was simply knowing what everyone finished without messaging people at odd hours. I tried a few async Read more

Happened to me last week. Was sharing my screen during a client call, switched tabs to look something up on YouTube, and my entire recommended feed was just… there. Visible to everyone. A very specific mix of videos that I’d rather keep to myself lol. Nothing illegal or embarrassing per Read more

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My company is fully remote, has been since 2021. I moved out of the city two years ago specifically because of this, I’m about 90 minutes from the office by train. So when my project lead told me the client wanted us all in person for a kickoff meeting I Read more

What on your resume or experience made you score your first remote position? Im so ready to stop working in office. I’m a graduate in marketing and I just want to not have to go to work in this cold weather. So I’m basically asking for advice. My LinkedIn is Read more

🔹 Working Hours: Only 4 hours a day 💰 Salary: $20 per day ⏱️ Overtime: $5 per hour 📌 Job Description: Responding to and assisting clients only. No marketing or client acquisition involved. 📌 Job Benefits: ✔ No experience required ✔ No marketing required ✔ Simple and organized work 📌 Read more

Where are we finding remote work nowadays? (Recently injured and considering wfh ). Reliable , educated , full time availability submitted by /u/Busy_Law_944 [link] [comments]