- We've provided you with some additional resources to help you in your remote job search. These resources include sculpting a resume, different interview questions, and more. Please reference these documents during the course and keep them handy in the future as you're applying to remote jobs.
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Author
Mike Gutman
Released
5/13/2016
Tired of the commute? Need a more flexible schedule? Or are you simply looking for a new challenge that doesn't require you to relocate? A remote job might be right for you. Learn the characteristics of a successful remote worker, and the secrets to getting hired in a remote position. Mike Gutman is a director at FlexJobs, a company dedicated to connecting people to flexible work. Here he walks you through the pros and cons of remote work, positioning yourself in your job search to get a remote job, and succeeding once you get it. These job hunting tips are designed to help you land a remote job and stay motivated, productive, and successful over the long haul as you work from home.
Topics include:
- Explain the benefits of a remote job position.
- Identify three technologies a person should master in order to work effectively in a remote position.
- Determine what to do if a recruiter asks for sensitive information before describing a job.
- Recognize three important things to consider when preparing for a remote interview.
- Determine the most important question to ask during a hiring interview.
- Summarize the next action to take after receiving a compensation offer.
Skill Level Intermediate
1h 7m
Duration
70,620
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Introduction
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Welcome58s
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Exercise files16s
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1. Finding a Remote Job
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2. Desirable Remote Worker Attributes
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3. Finding Remote Jobs Online
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Avoid work-at-home scams3m 40s
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4. Applying for a Remote Job
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5. Interviewing for a remote job
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6. Negotiating Benefits for a Remote Job
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7. Conclusion
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