Liriel

It came back :)

Technical Support Specialist (Americas), Semaphore CI Novi Sad - Serbia, Remote

REQUIREMENTS

Ability to work in the Pacific Standard Time zone

Experience in working remotely

Exposure to programming with a language like Ruby

Basic experience using Git (through GitHub or Bitbucket), SSH and the Linux command line

Solid understanding of how websites and web applications work Stellar English and grammar skills

Excellent problem-solving skills — you might not know all the answers, but you know how to find and communicate the solution Strong emotional intelligence and empathy — you are naturally pleasant to customers even if they are having a bad day, and are attuned to hear the question behind a question

A unique writing style and voice

3+ years of working in a professional environment

Bonus qualifications

Customer service experience

Ability to effortlessly explain continuous integration and continuous delivery to a non-developer

http://renderedtext.com/jobs/

Some of the points he makes are spot on. I’ve worked with over 1000 Japanese ppl in almost 2 years. They are… complex in a way I can not describe… Some of the biggest cultural differences: 1. Don’t presume they’re happy when they’re smiling. 2. Their thank you doesn’t mean they are actually thankful, nor satisfied. 3. If you see a smiling Japanese grandma, run for your bloody life, those are the worst. 4. If you’re not smiling, you’re rude. 5. If someone tells you that you’re pretty, you should smile, and say thank you. No, don’t respond with: “Umm, can you please stop saying that? What does my look have to do with the way I do my job?” - I've been reported as rude to the QA team because of that.

Have you checked out https://semaphoreci.com ?

Rendered Text (http://renderedtext.com/jobs/)

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