/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.57070990]

I need a strategy to land a remote job where I'll be left alone, what's the best role to aim for?

[Anonymous No.57071089]

>>57070990
Just be a web serial author or artist if you want to spend so much time on the computer and not be bothered by a boss.

[Anonymous No.57071099]

worked remotely since pre-pandemic

It depends on your skills

Account management, sales, customer service, product management, development , marketing…

What is your work history like?

For example - one of my degenerate former band mates only had experience in a sub shop. We leveraged his experience to get him a remote sales position for a point of sale system

Another friend was a masseuse - got her a job as a customer service representative remotely for a massage booking software company


What are your skills? What experience do you have?

[Anonymous No.57071128]

>>57071099
Worked 6 months as frontend-dev in a startup, got fired for forcing remote during the pandemic (they called themselves family and said familymembers work in the office lol).

I'm rather bad at front-end, I'm a tad too dumb for deep JavaScript skills. Also know some Angular.

[Anonymous No.57071496]

>>57071128

I’d get some outside perspective on your resume

Refresh and make a few different versions based on what roles you’re applying to (industry, specific role et)

Best way to get a job is to know someone or have mutual contacts to vouch for you

If you don’t have that make a video and sample that shows you can communicate asynchronously and take initiative

[Anonymous No.57071513]

>>57071496
Thanks, will do so. Do you know any markers I can check for to make sure the company will leave me alone? Should I aim for very big companies or rather companies that only need one frontend-guy for a static website?

[Anonymous No.57071576]

Remote and wfh doesn't mean left alone.
>Hey can I ping you?
>Get an invite for a meeting that starts in 1 minutes
>Get a group call with 10 people on it
>Ping
>Ping
>Ping
>Incoming teams call
>Hey
>Got a minute?
>Doesn't respond when you say yes
>Hi

[Anonymous No.57071622]

>>57071576
I know, the being left alone part is the icing on the cake. I know normies doing dev jobs that get like 1 task a week taking a few minutes, acting like it took the whole week

[Anonymous No.57072978]

what education you have?

if something technical already, get a Microsoft certificate for a Data role. No one will really bother you in any worthwhile company as long as you get the job done:
Analyst:
>PL-300 Power BI Data Analyst
Data dev (Azure)
>DP-203 Azure Data Engineer

(forget the one star/nonstar certificates they are worthless and just make you look like a beginner or clown if you say you have good skills)

[Anonymous No.57073016]

>>57072978
Studied IT for a few semesters and got a role as a frontend-dev without graduating.

Is this enough to acquire those certificates you mentoined?

[Anonymous No.57073035]

>>57071089
thats good to waste time with zero profit only, you cant make it as an artist even if you do furry futa porn

[Anonymous No.57073054]

Literally start being a trader lol, i dgaf if it sounds like a broken record but if you learn how to make it, you will make it ez, lurk beoble for a sec and you'll see what i mean

[Anonymous No.57073081]

>>57073054
its safer to wage than getting into that scam, its the same as being a third worlder working for 3 dollars a day, and dumping, not worth it to just "be your own exploiter"

[Anonymous No.57073084]

>>57073054
kys

[Anonymous No.57073104]

>>57073054
I could trade while being on my remote job, so that idea is nonsense

[Anonymous No.57073786]

work in customer service at home, but it will make your house feel like an office instead of your home, I can't even look at the SPX chart anymore without feeling like I have to answer the 90yo granny who can't find the wifi button

[Anonymous No.57074812]

>>57073786
How much do you make?