However, they were all classified as hiring in the US only. The reason is that the location is listed as "Remote". I used to classify "Remote" as "Anywhere in the world", however I found that many US companies tend to list the location as "Remote" but are only hiring for people based in the US (Companies in other countries will always include the country in the location field e.g. "Remote - UK"). Hence now I only classify the hiring location as "Worldwide" if the location field includes phrases such as "Worldwide" or "Anywhere in the world" etc.
For the folks on this page looking for remote jobs:
I've created a page where you can easily filter through jobs posted here by hiring location, salary, tech stack and company size.
So far I'm mostly limiting my search to organizations with single page applications, and unfortunately over time I've gotten comfortable with filling out applications through specific ATSes. So, for example if an employer uses Greenhouse, I know basically what to expect and how to fill stuff in.
Also, in case you didn't know, a job that shows up at for example boards.greenhouse.io may show up embedded at example.com/jobs?gh_jid=123 if you navigate to it through the employer's jobs page. It may not matter in the end but when that happens I prefer submitting through the example.com URL instead of the greenhouse.io URL. This is one reason I want a link directly to the employer's main site.
That's good to know. Thank you!
If you're up for it, I'd love to share an updated version with you once I've incorporated your feedback. If you are, let me know what the best way to get in touch with you is (my contact details are on the site)
Sorry, I'm keeping this account anonymous and I don't want to mess around with creating a throwaway contact point, and I also don't want to commit to reviewing this later. Fair question to ask though! I'm glad you found my feedback helpful.
