Folks who are working in remote jobs, can you explain in detail how you got it and how your experience has been

1. Pretty good, no fixed timings (apart from daily meetings) so I can go play in the middle! Prefer my large screen desktop setup anyways over a laptop. Sundown is shutdown haha. 2. Yes, a bit of open source contribution showoff, personal portfolio, few random tech blog articles. Found on angellist/wellfound (¾ places I’ve worked, applied there) 3. Pros: Apart from the experience and WLB, could move away from busy city life to a society in the outskirts with all amenities, setup zones inside house — room work desk is separate from living room TV/PS area, etc. No commute is definitely a pro, can spend that time cooking healthy instead (theoretically at least, physically still a potato, getting there tho). Get bored in meetings? Turn that camera off and play a game! Cons: maybe a bit bored sometimes, but otherwise, none! 4. Definitely!

I work remotely. I got lucky in finding a good opportunity I would say, as I have seen that very few companies have a remote first policy. Most of the companies that reach out on LinkedIn have a hybrid policy. Personally I kept applying by filtering remote roles on LinkedIn. Also few people reached out because of my experience. I had to keep hope and reject some good opportunities that were not remote. But, I have seen a few job boards recently which I have not tried. Google job boards would be a good place to look as well.

I have a remote job, I've been working remotely since 2021 (only did internships in office before that, I've only worked remotely full time) Can't type a detailed answer right now, someone remind me to come back and answer this tomorrow

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Been working remotely since 2018, can never imagine going to office again. Found jobs on angel list.

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