How to Land a Remote Job?

Table of Contents

Introduction
How to Land a Remote job
Things to Work on
How Big is the Market for Remote Jobs
Site to Help You Land Your First Remote Job
Beautiful Well Written Blog to Help You Shape Your Thoughts on Remote Jobs

INTRODUCTION

If you’re searching for a job that allows you to work from home, you might be surprised at the variety of terms used to describe this type of job. A remote job is a role that an employee can complete outside of the typical office environment. In a remote role, people can usually complete a majority of their tasks and projects using a computer. They can also communicate with supervisors and other team members via phone calls, video calls or chat messaging systems.

HOW TO LAND A REMOTE JOB?

Referrals: Referrals is the act of directing someone to a different place or person for information, help, or action, often to a person or group with more knowledge or power. A lot of persons have landed themselves into tech job roles and other jobs as a result of referrals. That is why it is very important to very good in what you do and keep up good relationship, because you never know where it could get you.
Freelance platforms (fiver and Upwork): There are lots of platform where one can search for online or Remote jobs and work at the comfort of your home and make really good money. Examples of such platform are "fiver", "Upwork", e.t.c.
Developer communities and forums: Developers communities are examples of places to land you your first tech job role. So you think you can code (SYTYCC) where I am a member, is a Communities that help developers grow and land into good paying jobs.
Developer conference and meetups: Attending Developers conferences and meetups are actually a good place to land yourself a tech job. Give you opportunity to meet people and be expose to new idea and jobs you can never imagine.
Stack overflow: A community-based space to find and contribute answers to technical challenges, and one of the most popular websites in the world. A web-based platform to increase productivity, decrease cycle times, accelerate time to market, protect institutional knowledge, and land you a tech job.
LinkedIn: LinkedIn is a valuable resource for career and business professionals to network; obtain resources and support; and build relationships with potential customers, clients, and partners. It's ideal for home-based business owners, freelancers, and telecommuters, as it can help them build their business and career, as well as stay connected to the outside world.
GitHub: At a high level, GitHub is a website and cloud-based service that helps developers store and manage their code, as well as track and control changes to their code.
Medium: Medium is a social publishing platform that is open to all and home to a diverse array of stories, ideas, and perspectives. Anyone can be an individual contributor, and popular topics on Medium range from mental health to social media, and from world affairs and trending news to productivity hacks.