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Looking for remote jobs in tech?
We’ve gathered a list of 7 remote job boards.
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1. Truly Remote
Like the name says, this is a truly remote job board - and not just US-specific. You can filter by the continent you’re on.
Each job posting leads directly to the company, instead of making you sign up for an account.
2. No Desk
Although not all jobs listed are entry-level, it’s easy to filter by location. Some companies hire in North America only, but other companies are worldwide.
3. Remote Hub
There are tons of options on this website. You can search by your location to find remote jobs in your country. You can also find volunteer and freelance projects.
If you’ve completed an EntryLevel program, you can even share your portfolio project on Remote Hub.
4. RemoteOK
You can find many different jobs and sort by location, salary, and benefits.
However, most of the recent jobs seem to be for developers and engineers.
5. Remote.co
Has jobs from reputable companies, but seems to be US-specific.
However, you can filter by entry-level roles.
6. JustRemote
Although there’s a wider variety of jobs, it seems to be US-specific.
7. Pangian
They have jobs in dev, marketing, PM, sales, support, and writing. However, I could only see 3 job postings available.
Plus, it says “competitive salary” but doesn’t actually state the salary.
Summary
In the next few weeks, we’ll dive into more job search topics, like:
How an EntryLevel student, Melvina, broke into tech in 4 months
How to find the best career for you
4 strategies to stand out in your tech job search
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