We Work Remotely – New Job Board from 37 Signals
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We Work Remotely – New Job Board from 37 Signals
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Re: We Work Remotely – New Job Board from 37 Signals
#2Would be nice to filter out all those that require you to have US visa.
Re: We Work Remotely – New Job Board from 37 Signals
#3Too bad there are many 'remote but inside the US' jobs posted. Anyone got a clue why that is?
Re: We Work Remotely – New Job Board from 37 Signals
#4Would be nice to filter out all those that require you to have US visa.
This can be considered to be a niche opportunity for one or more people to start a business with.
Re: We Work Remotely – New Job Board from 37 Signals
#5Too bad there are many 'remote but inside the US' jobs posted. Anyone got a clue why that is?
Taxes and international payments are a huge pain would be my guess.
Re: We Work Remotely – New Job Board from 37 Signals
#6Too bad there are many 'remote but inside the US' jobs posted. Anyone got a clue why that is?
my guess it's about timezones and visa.
having 3 hours between a coworker and you is not that of a big deal but having 9hours time difference can be quite cumbersome.
Re: We Work Remotely – New Job Board from 37 Signals
#7Are you workin' remotely, or remotely workin'?
Re: We Work Remotely – New Job Board from 37 Signals
#8Browsing through these jobs is enough to kill your faith in humanity. I don't think I saw any I'd want to work for regardless of salary.
Cases in point:
We're looking for a younger developer ... There will be no compensation for this job
https://weworkremotely.com/jobs/20
You will be working with interesting people, namely me.
https://weworkremotely.com/jobs/10
EDIT: I take back the initial statement, there are a lot more postings now and some of them are pretty good.
Re: We Work Remotely – New Job Board from 37 Signals
#9Everyone and their mother is making a jobs board: StackOverflow, JSFiddle, Github, Techcrunch, now these guys...
Re: We Work Remotely – New Job Board from 37 Signals
#10Too bad there are many 'remote but inside the US' jobs posted. Anyone got a clue why that is?
my guess it's about timezones and visa. having 3 hours between a coworker and you is not that of a big deal but having 9hours time difference can be quite cumbersome.
Timezone doesn't make sense for Canada and South/Central America. Visa doesn't make much sense either, plenty of startups work with remote workers, no visa needed and for European people they can visit for 3 months with a business visa, nothing required for that, just a valid passport. Also, I have many south american friends who got a visa easily while working for successful startups.