Hi, there welcome to another blog! So while searching for jobs myself I have found some great sites that I think everyone should be aware of especially at these times. 🚀
I believe if someone has skills, why not build some great stuff and provide for the family, yourself be independent and make life a bit easier.
So here I will be sharing some Remote Job Posting Sites which you can use to find your first of many Remote Developer Jobs. Remote jobs become very crucial especially in such time so I hope it helps. I have used some of them and they have really great and legit jobs.
Let's get started ! 😀
Wait if you are a video person I have made this video for you too !
1. AngelList
Founded by Naval Ravikant, Angelist is mainly focused on Startups.
If you are looking to work at a startup this is for you. I have used this myself and its inbuild chat is great for conversations with the people hiring you.
2. StackOverflow Jobs
We all use Stackoverflow for finding solutions to our errors and more.
But did you know that it has a Jobs feature too ? 😀
3. RemoteOk
RemoteOk is totally focused on quality remote work and has great job postings. 💯
Currently it has a Coinbase Backend Engineer posting too !
4. RemoteLeads
RemoteLeads is very unique as compared to others. 🚀
It does not show posting on its site instead :
It takes your email and your skills.
And sends you personalized emails after finding the appropriate jobs for you.
5. Remotive
I found Remotive recently and it is updated very frequently with new Job Postings 📮.
6. JustRemote
JustRemote has not just a developer but a variety of great jobs based on HR, Recruiting, SEO, Content Writing ✍ , and many more.
If you are looking for variety of Remote jobs you can also these two sites :
7. Remoters
8. Remote
9. LinkedIn Jobs
Last but not least LinkedIn Jobs. While using it as Social Media we often forget that it has great Job Listings. 🤦♂️😄
Recently I found Postings from Apple, Flipkart, Hackerrank and many more great companies.
You can toggle Remote options too!
10. Twitter
I know this might seem weird but the tech community on Twitter is really great. And I can't recommend enough to engage with the community there as sometimes many people also casually hire through Twitter posts.
I have got an internship opportunity through Twitter too! 🤷♂️😀