What is the best website to search a remote job?

remoteindian.com remotive.io Looks like it's hard to get opportunities, lot of luck is involved..

@everyone! what is the chances of getting remote job? Is it really hard?

Totally depends on the person/skillset.

Much easier when; • You have your work publically available to showcase (eg; Portfolio site, etc.) • Have a history of open source contributions • Have experience working remotely (pretty much every tech worker has it now) These points aren't must-have but will add to your chances of getting hired.

Check stackraft slack group also check stackoverflow jobs

We Work Remotely, Remote OK, Remotive, StackOverflow Careers, LinkedIn, AngelList. Even the big players list "Remote" now as a choice. Depending on your skills, you can build in public, blog, stream, etc. Makes it easier. None of this is easy but if you are interested in getting high paying contracts and stay remote, it is a price to pay.

Thank you @wide-carpet-65149 and @flat-morning-91037

I don't remember the count but it was over a year of hunting before I got it. That included both serious interviews as well as interviews of companies I had no interest in but did it any way just for experience.

I think my example is an edge case. I am a trying founder and I constantly network with early stage founders. So my financials suck because I go back to being a founder, try and fail. My work experience also does not work for big corps. But it fits really well with early stage startups. I usually have to talk to 3-5 founders and get a contract CTO or tech lead role, part-time only these days.

Here are a few resources that you might find helpful for finding remote work: • https://www.remote.tools/ • https://weworkremotely.com/ • https://www.kaam.work/ • https://www.remotelane.com/ • https://remoteleaf.com/ • https://careervault.io/ • https://remotive.io/ • https://heymarketers.com/ • https://remoteok.io/ • https://www.workingnomads.co/jobs • https://remoteworkers.net/ • https://www.remoteimpact.io/ Hope this helps 🙂