Working from home

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d000hg replied

16 May 2012, 09:04
Originally posted by inniAccounts View Post

Have you looked at Job Listings - Stack Overflow Careers 2.0

They have a filter for telecommute jobs. Mostly permie but contracts pop up now and again.

Good link.
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inniAccounts replied

15 May 2012, 14:16
Have you looked at Job Listings - Stack Overflow Careers 2.0

They have a filter for telecommute jobs. Mostly permie but contracts pop up now and again.
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d000hg replied

15 May 2012, 11:33
Other option is finding work through the web - I current work 100% remotely for a Swedish company and have never met or spoken to any of them. However I never found a site specialising in this, it's happened organically from hanging around on various tech forums (LinkedIn groups are probably worthwhile too).
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Hex replied

15 May 2012, 10:54
There are threads on WFH and remote working already. It's very difficult to get. I'm doing it, but I worked for the client for a while in their offices and delivered a lot of good software so they still wanted me to do some development for them when I told them I couldn't come to the office any more.

To get someone to have trust you enough to do front end dev from home takes a lot of time. The only other option is finding some fixed price chunks of work.
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ismadeoutofbricks started a topic Working from home

15 May 2012, 08:17
Working from home

Hello,

Can anyone one recommend some effective methods for establishing a 100% working-from-home regime for a front-end developer please, eg recruitment agencies that specialise in this ?

Thanks
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