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Work remote and do travel every other week. The company has just instituted a new PTO policy and increased the accrual and adjusted the key tenure dates for all other states, with the exception of California. If I lived in any other state, besides California I would be banking an Read more
As I prepare to return to school, I’m currently looking for a job that aligns with my class schedule while also providing fair compensation. In my area, the average pay rate is around $9 an hour, but I’ve previously worked in roles paying $14–$15 an hour, and I’d like to Read more
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This is from a former coworker who doesn’t have Reddit and asked to post this: I had been working as an Operations Manager for an American company since April. Everything had been going great until I had to have an emergency surgery last month. I was supposed to have bed Read more
Hey! 👋 I’m a freelance video editor based in Brazil 🇧🇷, currently open for new clients. 🎬 What I offer: • Short-form video editing (Reels, TikToks, YouTube Shorts) • Podcast highlights / talking head cuts • Captions, memes, zooms, transitions, fast pacing • Thumbnail (optional, extra) 💸 Pricing: → $25 Read more
Anyone recently joined Any remote jobs? Would you recommend your company as a remote-friendly place to work? Are there any open roles on your team or company that you’d recommend checking out? Any leads, referrals, or even just names of companies to look into would be super appreciated 🙏. I’m Read more
Hi everyone, I recently completed the Google Project Management Certificate and am looking to transition into roles like Project Coordinator, Assistant PM, or similar. I have 17.7 years of work experience, including leadership, coordination, and some UI/UX team lead exposure. I’m also pursuing my B.A. from SMU. Although I haven’t Read more
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What the title says. It’s such a freeing and powerful feeling. Not having to go into the office and deal with the bullshit office politics and weird policies. Not having to pack a lunch, and being able to take a dump in your own home. Nothing else can match the Read more
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