i have a one question - only front-end Dev? how about publisher and have some front-end skill? is it available? thank you.

i have a one question - only front-end Dev? how about publisher and have some front-end skill? is it available? thank you.

is it only front-end Dev? how about publisher?

is it only for front-end Dev? how about publisher? i'm interested. 😄

An amazing sales person in one market still has a high failure rate in another.

Like, today I may have looked at ~100 jobs, only one caught my eye, but after applying I got "Sorry, we filled this position and forgot to take the ad down"

There's also "the subversive job search" by a Corey something or other

Not quite related to the job search thing but it might give you an idea of what sort of job you want to focus on

Or how to think about it

I guess that big shops with R&D and stuff like that don't hire remotely a lot.. maybe that's the issue?

Stuff similar to this www.smashingmagazine.com/category/javascript/

$300 per article

Companies struggle finding good talent. If you make yourself look like you're truly a great fit for them, they'll hire you.

So the problem really is finding that perfect company (perfect for you).

Technical writing to a spec and spitting out a decent 1,500 word article are not the same

I used to write articles for Oreilly when I was in HS and generally they took a few hours

We'll see how this pans out

Looking for a HTML Email Developer. Salesforce Marketing Cloud is a nice-to-have. Ideally working out of Bali but not required.

DM you

is there a specific job you see that's not on Remote OK?

see lots of SO posts on ROK now

hence the question

Hi guys, glad to join this community for several months already. I am Johnny, a freelance UI/UX designer, also good at building website with Webflow. If you have any projects need help remotely, you can PM me. Please check my site johnnygu.com if you want to know more information of me. Thanks!yum (If this is wrong place for this message, please inform me, thanks)

Hi guys,

I am Johnny. Glad to join Nomad list community for not short time already. I am a freelance UI/UX designer also good at Webflow website-building. If you have any project need help remotely, please PM me:yum:. More infromation about my works, please check my website johnnygu.com.(If this is wrong place for this message, please inform me, thanks)

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Hi guys,
I am Johnny. Glad to join Nomad list community for not short time already. I am a freelance UI/UX designer also good at Webflow website-building. If you have any project need help remotely, please PM me:yum:. More infromation about my works, please check my website:johnnygu.com.(If this is wrong place for this message, please inform me, thanks)

Hi guys,

I am Johnny. Glad to join Nomad list community for a not short time already. I am a freelance UI/UX designer also good at Webflow website-building. If you have any project need help remotely, please PM me. More information about my works, please check my website:johnnygu.com.(If this is the wrong place for this message, please inform me, thanks)

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Hi guys,
I am Johnny. Glad to join Nomad list community for not short time already. I am a freelance UI/UX designer also good at Webflow website-building. If you have any project need help remotely, please PM me:yum:. More information about my works, please check my website johnnygu.com (If this is wrong place for this message, please inform me, thanks)

but if you just want a ballpark number, 150/hr. maybe more, maybe less.

If it is US-$, then that means Vancouver is comparable to the US in terms of rates? Thanks, that helped me a ton fzqjmsemig

javascript can be a big culprit when people are building heavy javascript pages and using all sorts of 3rd party libraries

you could take a look at tailwindcss.com or more specifically look at purgecss ,makes it really easy to keep your css under 5k

if you need something like react, you might consider mithril.js which is less than 5k and works great with vanilla js

i bet django has something similar to turbolinks right?

Although If you're only selling in one country and will always sell in one country you won't need serverless and any normal server NGINX/Apache should do the job.

although i guess avoiding single page and having multiple page works too

nice

For an illustrator, portfolio is everything. If you don't have clients, make them up, and create illustrations for those made up projects that are aligned with your vision for what types of clients you wanna work with. Showcase those illustrations nicely in a portfolio and then pitch clients/ gigs with that portfolio. :)

For example, if you wanna do illustrations for tech startups, create several illustrations/ illustration projects for made-up tech companies. If you want to create book illustrations, illustrate a couple books that you like. Etc.

Some time ago I created a free Digital Nomad icon/ illustration set just for fun, and it randomly landed me a huge book illustration job even tho I had no other portfolio to show, because it was a good match for the kind of illustration style they were looking for. 😅

Hope that helps!

just to clarify - looking for advice and pointers, not to hire. ]

Hey rlxlz

Hey, we are looking for enthusiastic people to collaborate with about 2 main tasks:
- Simple Data Transfer Job Manual job of transferring data and image from one platform to an other. We wish to enrich this data by adding comments.
- Customer Success We are about to launch a major update on our platform and will have to do a lot of customer success and activation work.

We are a boostrapped SaaS platform dedicated to Sponsorship. Our solution makes it easier to pitch, sell and close sponsorship for events, athletes or any projects.

We are first looking for short terms freelance job to see how it goes.

You can find more info here (even if it's the job description it also work as a freelance gig and allow you to know more about)

Hey everyone, we are looking for an enthusiast customer success manager to collaborate with remotely (or not if you'd like to join us on our trips).

point_right What you have to know?
We are a small SaaS company, focusing on Sponsorship Management.
We are used by more than 20k companies globally which can be athletes, event organizers, podcasters, venue...
We value great and smooth collaboration first.
We are at a major tipping point of the company and your collaboration can make a huge difference (really exciting challenges!)
One of the founders truly look Lenny Kravitz

If you would like to know more, here are the most important links:

Job Description tinyurl.com/y3blcznd
Form Application tinyurl.com/y3zbe3kw
Video Application tinyurl.com/y25cga4k
Our platform phoenix.sponseasy.com
Example of decks created on Sponseasy orgac.sponseasy.com/festival
Video Demo of the Builder www.youtube.com/embed/-IA70GHBIRw?rel=0

If you have any questions, don't hesitate :wink:

Cheers,

Miguel & Jordan

Hey, looking for someone for a simple data transfering job with some design touch and someone for a customer success gig due to high activity on the short terms

hey guys!
my friend is looking for remote job (Fullstack more Node.js, less Angular) so decided to post it here :)
so ping me or just write him directly if you're interested :)

You may want to check out get.growthprocess.co

You may want to check out get.growthprocess.co

Hey. You may want to check out growth process

Hey. You may want to check out get.growthprocess.co

Hey. You may want to check out get.growthprocess.co

Sounds like this is right up your alley - doing all the work to generate leads right into your calendar.

Hi everyone,

My name is Willen and I run hiring for Aula Education (fully remote edtech startup). Did a little writeup on what we as employers find important in applications, during interviewing but also some tips for you to know if the company your interviewing with is legit. I think it might help remote job-seekers out there medium.com/@WillemWijnans/how-to-get-hired-by-a-remote-first-company-%EF%B8%8F-f8bd175cd769

enjoy 🤞

Wanted to get your opinion on my proposal to go remote. I was hired last December for a contract to hire devops role. I found out my manager is currently unable to hire me on full time but can extend my contract into next year and wants me to hang on until he can hire me. I want to propose I'll stay on the extended contract until he can hire me if I can work remotely. Does this sound reasonable?

Wanted to get your opinion on my proposal to go remote. I was hired last December for a contract to hire devops role. I found out my manager is currently unable to hire me on full time but can extend my contract into next year and wants me to hang on until he can hire me. I want to propose I'll stay on the extended contract until he can hire me if I can work remotely. Does this sound reasonable?

Absolutely! but keep in mind your current situation, evaluate any practical blockers in the way that could turn impractical the delivery and execution of your job tasks in a remote situation. If there's none I'd say it sounds absolutely reasonable. Go for it!

If it's important to you, make a candid proposal as you've outlined above. Don't give ultimatums, but explain your priorities and where you're going in your career

clbaysmhkucw have you looked at job postings that are remote? A strong mobile Dev should be able to get a full time remote gig

Haven't used 99designs, though

Looks great. Ty.

majority of 99design accounts are agencies in developing nations that pump out crappy designs

its a numbers game if they can win 1/1000 submissions its still a win for them

clean, simple, maybe cookie cutter copied, but I don't need novel design

but overall you're right 😅

I just don't to waste time for searching, asking for price, consulting changes, etc

Networking with people who have a lot of money

Writing a popular piece of Open Source software and riding off that

Running teams ain't all that

I´m a Fullstack Software Developer and Scrum Master and I'm looking for new projects or remote roles. Throughout the past 8 years I was working in different roles focusing on Java backend as well as Javascript and Angular Frontend development. On my recent role I was responsible to help transforming a waterfall working team into an agile cross functional scrum team as a Scrum Master and Developer.
I´m always happy to learn new technologies and challenges. Here is my LinkedIn for more infos www.linkedin.com/in/erikhoelzel

Hello there! Does anyone know a pixel-perform iOS or Android freelance that could be interested by a ~2-3 months contract on building a mobile chat SDK? (server chat protocol and designs provided, it's all about building the chat view)

The network protocol is proprietary (documented), built on the top of Socket.IO / WS

Hey everyone 👋 I just joined NomadList and am in the early stages of planning a year of travel for 2020. My partner is planning to work 2 days a week and I'm thinking I might want to do the same.

I'm currently a full-time software developer and basically have to leave my job, mostly because they're not at all okay with remote work but I'm equally happy to move on anyway.

I've looked at the listings on remoteok.io but all of them seem to be full-time positions.

Is there anyone else that works remotely part-time as a developer. If so, how did you find that job?

Unless you have a large amount of savings (you should have adequate savings to handle ups and downs regardless), I'd also suggest to take work as it comes, as much as you can while it's available instead of fixing yourself to two days a week.

But it started out at 40/week when I landed the client. Reduced hours over time

If you're going the freelance route, you might do a month of heavy work and then a light month, and be flexible like that as projects become available to you. (For example, I worked FT hours June, July, Aug - was off for all of Sept, and now I'm working PT hours for Oct, Nov, Dec) The good thing about remote freelance is that if you're in a lower CoL area, it can make this _slightly_ less stressful as you will presumably be building a cushion of surplus cash for the lower months.

Anyone have any experience of going from a contract role to perm with the same company? I'm taking on a short contract of a few weeks and have been told I can transfer to perm after, though perm salary hasn't been mentioned. Is there a typical ratio I can use to guesstimate what salary to expect, based on my day rate?

Anyone have any experience of going from a contract role to perm with the same company? I'm taking on a short contract of a few weeks and have been told I can transfer to perm after, though perm salary hasn't been mentioned. Is there a typical ratio I can use to guesstimate what salary to expect, based on my day rate?

if this were a just world you'd have justification to ask for more than market because in essence you've passed a probationary period.

Some months they're effectively paying the 4x rate based on how much I work.

Problem with this is that this is good enough and comfortable, but I know I should be pushing myself harder and getting much more to do more things that I want.

Dammit did they turn off message editing completely?

Or remote teams

we could have used one, badly, but it just wasn't a thing.

i think most companies don't realize just how much time and effort a good PM can save.

let the devs do what they do and let the PMs make that all easier. smooths the way for everyone.

which is a fucking awful idea

and a nightmare I'm living through right now

(I'm not the dev tasked with that, thankfully)

We are turning over a project soon that will be taken inhouse. I've been very loud and adamant about them needing to have a PM. I spend a very large chunk of my day filling that role for them and, frankly, if I wasn't doing it, they'd be fucked. The project owner's idea of a feature request is 'make x more flexible' i then spend a few hours pulling details out of them writing them up, doing wires, detailing the functionality for the devs, and then checking it all. expecting a dev to do all of that is a recipe for disaster.

it's usually like "let's just throw this PM work on top, after all PM work can't be _that hard_ really"

but it's a juggling act that can get really complicated, depending on the project.

he was all 'but this is the most important thing, we should build it first'. and i was all 'it IS the most important thing, but it requires that a, b, c, and d are done first and you've now moved them to being done last' 'oh, is that why you had them at the top?' screamface_palm

Definitely loved having that on the team

Anyways I guess it's effectively the same thing since they're both the same acronym.. the PM 😄

Yes true - I've met quite a few people working remote with merchandise companies, but they're often solopreneurs. So when you move into team spaces I feel like most companies have to be fairly techy to support remotework.

I manage social media people and community managers and content creators too though as a product manager - but our company is an online platform :)

(also I love what you're doing with betternotstop, had a peek the other week after seeing your chat in here)

You’re supposed to do your work because of a love of the work alone, like a good worker ant

(I’m being sarcastic, if that’s not self evident)

if so, that would be a very strange use of the word "lucrative"

lxpkk wasn't saying that dvjhbdb shouldn't try to get paid well

I’m reasonably sure my MBP is means of production

Born in Yugoslavia

that's true

I'm going to go burn some tires in my backyard.

we can only pay $20 an hour however because its very easy

I’m voting k-sharp in 2025

doing predictive sales analysis based on rainfall patterns

to ensure marketing was focused where peple would buy that weekend

jesus, i really did sell my soul for a while there

Wait, I think that was my Dad actually

I’ve built so much crap

my proudest things are the stuff that’s lasted. The iOS app I built that is as old as the 1st iPad (I was part of the original iPad launch for enterprise) which continues to churn out training that ensures AEDs are positioned properly to save as many lives as possible.. that didn’t suck.

The time I was brought in to consult on a drug dealing website.. not so much

3 minutes is the magic rule.

1 minute to get there, 1 minute to get back, 1 minute to set up

10% reduction in resus for every minutes delay

seconds count to be honest

also, if you do have sudden cardiac arrest while getting dental work done, throw yourself off the dentists chair

the padding results in a 40% reduction in likelihood of recovery as CPR is impacted by the shallower compressions

dentists are actually taught to throw patients off the chair now while waiting for someone to start compressions lol

i love that your first act is “shit, throw the pt off the chair!”

its a funny old world

i love that this is apparently a common enough thing that dentists have to know this

Yes

I've got a very black soul

huh!

to keep the heart going?

its a vasoconstrictor

its fine as long as you only hit soft tissue

I’ve had the joy of my dentist missing the soft tissue and injecting into a vein accidentally

boy does your heart speed up for a few seconds

(as 10 people google the components of dental anesthetic now lol)

gqypzxtgalrpsvcsg you’re as young as you feel

I, for example, am 902

Speaking of hopped up poor decisions... I had to spend $70k in an hour today

It’s way harder than it sounds

We got it done, thank god.

Prepaying vendors got us over the line. Hopefully they’ve done the tax calculations on what they’re accepting

until then, it’s thin gruel and water kiddo.

Might ask in #_design as well. Probably a few of us in here

"While you're out working for us as a hitman, we provide childcare and cover public transport so you can get to your target more cost efficiently. We also give extra reward for contracts closed at restaurants."

You work 40+, we give you free coke

(not the liquid)

I have real experience with React but only playing around with RN, and have some throughput available. What kind of app is it?