We love remote engineers at StyleSeat! (I'm the cofounder and CTO) We also love creativity, collaboration, diversity, making a difference, python, angularjs, html5, a/b testing, learning every day and having lots of fun while building a massive business. Engineers feel free to email me directly dan at styleseat or http://styleseat.com/jobs (within USA timezones only pls)
Ask HN: What are the best remote-friendly job sites for engineers?
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#12I'm going to assume that OP is interested in this question because he wants to find a good remote job (not an unreasonable assumption, heh.) For that: you might want to think about applying to tech startups directly even if they don't advertise remote jobs (as long as you actually are an extremely good match though and a good way to tell is if the job advertisement is simply a restatement of your resume.) The reason…
Being the only remote developer on a team is very hard. You are often forgotten and left out of hallway conversations and over-the-shoulder meetings. Working remotely requires a very different set of self-motivation and prioritization skills in addition to communication skills. Someone offering to be the only remote worker as their first remote work experience is setting themselves up for failure. I'm not saying it c…
I can't second this enough: if you haven't worked remotely before, you should definitely start out with a company that has a remote working culture.
Re: Ask HN: What are the best remote-friendly job sites for engineers?
#13Http://area301.com
Re: Ask HN: What are the best remote-friendly job sites for engineers?
#14We love remote engineers at StyleSeat! (I'm the cofounder and CTO) We also love creativity, collaboration, diversity, making a difference, python, angularjs, html5, a/b testing, learning every day and having lots of fun while building a massive business. Engineers feel free to email me directly dan at styleseat or http://styleseat.com/jobs (within USA timezones only pls)
Like with this post, the monthly "Who's Hiring" threads also have many listings where the HN user says "Remote Available," but when browsing to the linked jobs listing, all the positions list a specific geographic location. It always makes me wonder if there's really a remote culture at the company. (See the concerns elsewhere in this thread about being the only remote dev in an organization). When I was looking, it made me think twice about applying for the position. Yes, I imagine it's usually just some 3rd-party HR software that requires a location in the job listing. But if you're looking to hire people, I think removing any doubt in the potential candidate's mind about wether or not there really are remote positions available might be in the company's best interest.
Re: Ask HN: What are the best remote-friendly job sites for engineers?
#15Check out: https://weworkremotely.com http://jobs.remotive.io http://remoteok.io
thanks for posting - this is helpful to me
Re: Ask HN: What are the best remote-friendly job sites for engineers?
#16How does working remotely..work exactly? I know there is a contract but assuming you are from the other part of the world, aren't you at risk of not getting paid if something happens to the company or they start acting unethically? Lawyers can get involved but at that point lawyers might cost more than what you need to recover. Example: US company and European programmer.