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• Top Countries to Find Remote Roles in 2024

  Some top remote job sites to search on include FlexJobs, Remote.co, We Work Remotely, and LinkedIn's remote filter. Major tech hubs like Silicon Valley continue leading remote work trends. - Source: dev.to / 4 months ago

• Top Sites to Get Remote Role in 2024

  Remote.co – hand-curates their job listings across various fields like marketing, sales, HR, development, and design. The opportunities span all seniority levels, from entry roles up to director positions. They also offer additional advice and tips about succeeding as a remote employee. - Source: dev.to / 5 months ago

• International Remote Jobs

  Hey all, I have a huge passion for traveling and desperately want to move out of the US. However, I financially can't. I'm looking into colleges in the UK but still want to find a remote job that is preferably international. Any advice? I've tried remote.co but other than that I don't know what to do nor who to talk to. I'm having no luck after nearly a year. I have to move out of my situation, it's extremely... Source: 8 months ago

• Remote jobs?

  Check http://remote.co for starters. Far too many of the remote gigs on LinkedIn are scams. You might also check at /r/WorkOnline or /r/WorkOnlineJobs and look for the software dev subs. Source: 12 months ago

• Desperate for work

  Try out remote.co or indeed.com, and search for remote. Some places have no restrictions on where they hire, and some will be state-specific. Amazon, Home Depot, most of the credit card companies, TTEC, you'd be surprised how many places hire remotely. Most of them will supply you with some, if not all of the equipment that you need. Source: 12 months ago

Spoon University mentions (2)

• Never forget that Nestle CEO stated that ”Water is not a human right” and that they are not going to leave from Russia even though they are illegally invading and bombing Ukraine and they know it.. Boycott these for life!

  I don't take the fact that fluff pieces from Mashed and Spoon University used the word "sell" instead of something else more comprehensive as definitive proof that money only changed hands 60 years ago. Source: over 2 years ago

• Non-Australians of Reddit, what comes to mind when you hear "Australian food"?

  Tim Tams are Officially in the US and We Are Freaking Outhttps://spoonuniversity.com › Lifestyle. Source: almost 3 years ago