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Ask HN: How to find companies that remote ok hire?

Hello!

I’m working now on helping designers find remote work. I collect remote jobs from twenty popular job boards, Twitter, Facebook and Reddit. Sometimes I come across websites of companies that publish vacancies on the Career page, but I don’t understand how to systematically search for such sites and pages. It turns out to find about 15 vacancies in a day, but something tells me that there should be at least 3 times more of them.

Any ideas on how to find more remote jobs?

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The HN Who is Hiring thread posted the first of every month almost always has remote jobs listed:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21419535

It's about those who seek for a job not about those who offer a remote job positions

HN has threads for that too:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21419534

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21419535

Resources: https://github.com/lukasz-madon/awesome-remote-job

Wow! It's a treasure! Thanks

But... What is the best way to find more companies with "Remote DNA"?

There are some ways easily to find remote jobs: on LInkedIn: write "designer remote" in search line; on job search sites (indeed, monster, and every other site you find on google): every such site has filters and remote/freelance option there

I do it already but thanks

> LInkedIn: write "designer remote" Good luck with Linkedin and it's search :)

Stack Jobs has, or at least had, a feature where you can specify you're interested in "remote only".

Most of them have this feature but because they charge money for posting job positions there actually not a lot of companies there

Check out weworkremotely.com You can also look for remote designer jobs on Dribbble.

I check them daily already but thanks

Google Jobs, On the Location tab you can select "Work From Home".

Do you mean? It's only for jobs in Google, isn't it?

No, google now aggregates from a bunch of job boards.

Feel free to ask questions if it helps to find a solution

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