Career
How remote hiring in the United States actually works – postings, pay, interviews, and the rules that come with working across state lines.
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Career
Entry-Level Remote Jobs: Where They Exist and How to Get the First One
Remote jobs for beginners are rarer than job boards suggest, and they cluster in a few kinds of work. Here is where to look, what employers need to see from someone without experience, and how to avoid the scams aimed at beginners.
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Changing Careers Into Tech: Roles That Take Career Changers
Most people who move into tech do not become programmers. This guide shows which roles regularly hire from other industries, how to translate your experience into their terms, and how to make a credible case without starting over.
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Your First 90 Days in a Remote Job: A Plan That Works From Home
Nobody watches you settle in when you start remotely, so you have to make your progress visible yourself. This plan covers the week before you start, the first week, and what to learn, deliver and agree with your manager by days 30, 60 and 90.
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Getting Promoted as a Remote Employee: Make the Case on Paper
Promotions are decided in rooms you are not in, by people who mostly know your work secondhand. This guide explains how those decisions are made and what a remote employee can do to have a documented, well-supported case when the time comes.
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Career
Laid Off: Severance, Unemployment and a Plan for the First Month
A layoff starts several clocks at once, for severance, unemployment benefits, health coverage and retirement accounts. This post lays out the deadlines that matter, what to check before you sign anything, and a week-by-week job search plan.
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