Working remotely or trying to? Share this week's wins, problems and questions: contracts, time zones, payments, finding roles. Please don't post referral links or job ads without details; describe the role and how to apply.
Contracts, time zones, payments, equipment, power cuts, finding the jobs in the first place. Ask your question in the comments, and if you already work remotely, share what you've learned.
Team FAQ: this question comes up often, so we've answered it below. Add your own experience, or a different view, in the comments. Some developers are placed with foreign clients through local agencies; others work directly. Which is better?
Team FAQ: this question comes up often, so we've answered it below. Add your own experience, or a different view, in the comments. Starting a remote job can feel isolating. How do you show you're doing well?
Team FAQ: this question comes up often, so we've answered it below. Add your own experience, or a different view, in the comments. Time-zone overlap can mean working at night. What's sustainable?
Team FAQ: this question comes up often, so we've answered it below. Add your own experience, or a different view, in the comments. Reliability is a big concern for remote employers. What setup actually works?
Team FAQ: this question comes up often, so we've answered it below. Add your own experience, or a different view, in the comments. Most remote jobs seem to want senior people. Is remote work realistic as a junior?