Work from home employees seek relevant articles to develop their career with limited daily in-person interaction. This section features blog posts focused on career development. The blog will cover tips, tricks and ways to manage your career and engage your co-workers and your bosses while working from home.
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Hey need some advice. Had two STELLAR rounds of interviews. I was told over a two weeks ago everything was positive they were still conducting interviews before a final decision. Reached out this week of course hit with the hiring manager is out for holiday, but will be in touch Read more
The company I work for is fully remote across the US and Canada. On the final Friday of each quarter everyone gets to expense lunch. There’s typically a fun theme or type of food that people are encouraged to follow and the post about it in slack. It’s an easy Read more
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100 Tech Job Boards You’ve Probably Never Heard Of Skip Indeed and LinkedIn. Discover 100 niche tech job boards for AI, cybersecurity, DevOps, and dev roles — no ghost jobs, just real openings https://www.cyopspath.com/blog/100-tech-job-boards-youve-probably-never-heard-of submitted by /u/CyOpsPath [link] [comments]
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It kind of feels like this sub is getting…. moderated now? It’s nice but weird. submitted by /u/CanningJarhead [link] [comments]
I’ve been thinking about this lately, and I’m wondering if others have noticed the same thing. At my workplace, it seems like managers and directors have a level of flexibility that simply doesn’t exist for employees with in-person responsibilities. If they want an extra remote day, need to work from Read more
“I’m a 40-year-old California employee who recently became permanently remote. I realized I miss the casual conversations I used to have in the office. Does anyone else ever just want a work buddy to chat with for 10–15 minutes during the day? Not networking—just normal conversation.” submitted by /u/Fit_Albatross_2568 [link] Read more
