I've always worked remote for several companies as a senior dev but I've lost track on the cool-companies-to-work-being-remote. Any good recommendations? I want to do some fun stuff during 2015.
Ask HN: Which are the remote-friendly places to work nowadays?
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Re: Ask HN: Which are the remote-friendly places to work nowadays?
#2I don't know about "cool" but here are some companies that employ remote coders:
http://www.warplife.com/jobs/computer/telecommute/
I'll have lots more soon - I have identified the companies, but do not yet have complete information.
Re: Ask HN: Which are the remote-friendly places to work nowadays?
#3I don't know about "cool" but here are some companies that employ remote coders: http://www.warplife.com/jobs/computer/telecommute/ I'll have lots more soon - I have identified the companies, but do not yet have complete information.
Nice!. Thank you for that.
Re: Ask HN: Which are the remote-friendly places to work nowadays?
#4https://weworkremotely.com/ lists a couple of companies
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#5https://weworkremotely.com/ lists a couple of companies
Yeah, not having much luck with that. No response so far. Not even ACK :(
Re: Ask HN: Which are the remote-friendly places to work nowadays?
#6https://weworkremotely.com/ lists a couple of companies
Those companies are mainly looking for "language X developers". I understand how that is friendly to people who have recent experience directly with " language X," but like so many other companies it artificially restricts the candidate pool. That to me isn't generally friendly to workers, remote or otherwise.
Re: Ask HN: Which are the remote-friendly places to work nowadays?
#7Buffer's entire team is remote, and they write a lot about their approach https://open.bufferapp.com/distributed-team-benefits/
Re: Ask HN: Which are the remote-friendly places to work nowadays?
#8Anywhere, really. I think with the exception of Yahoo, most tech companies today will at least entertain the conversation. Of course it depends on what you're doing. It's an easier sell for a dev than a pm, for example. And much easier sell for a software person than a hardware person.
I'd say line up a job and then drop the telecommuting bomb during your salary negotiation. Always worth a shot.
Re: Ask HN: Which are the remote-friendly places to work nowadays?
#9I don't know about "cool" but here are some companies that employ remote coders: http://www.warplife.com/jobs/computer/telecommute/ I'll have lots more soon - I have identified the companies, but do not yet have complete information.
Why does God in your footer not have the 'o'?
Re: Ask HN: Which are the remote-friendly places to work nowadays?
#10I don't know about "cool" but here are some companies that employ remote coders: http://www.warplife.com/jobs/computer/telecommute/ I'll have lots more soon - I have identified the companies, but do not yet have complete information.
Why does God in your footer not have the 'o'?
It is out of respect.
I'm not Jewish myself, however among Jewish people, it is considered disrespectful to every destroy a document that has "G-d" spelled correctly. So they write "G-d" unless they intend to keep the document around forever, such as old copies of Torah.