BEST SITES TO FIND REMOTE JOBS
1) Workew
www.workew.com
When looking for remote jobs, Workew consistently has excellent roles available from a number of
top companies. Not only does the site include remote jobs at small startups but also at a lot of major
tech organizations. A few examples include Reddit, Shopify, Mozilla, InVision, and Wikimedia
Foundation.
One helpful aspect of Workew is that the job posters can make it clear where the remote employees
can work from. For instance, some opportunities are listed as “Anywhere”. Meanwhile, others are
remote within certain geographic limits (i.e. “Anywhere in US” or “Anywhere in Europe”). From the
perspective of the applicant, this categorization makes it easier to ensure remote collaboration is
practical across time zone differences and saves time on the application process.
2) Remotive
https://remotive.io
Remotive includes plenty of remote work opportunities. There are a lot of tech startups posting jobs
including small and new ones that you probably won’t find elsewhere . A lot of companies posting jobs
on Remotive are working on innovative software-as-a-service (SaaS) products for a variety of
industries. A few examples include Hospital IQ, Netlify, Havest, and smartbnb. Similar to Workew,
Remotive also gives job posters the ability (although only optional) to include specific geographic limits
on where remote workers should be located.
3) Nodesk
https://nodesk.co
NODESK is unique since it allows job posters to list the salary ranges for specific positions. Clearly,
this helps save candidates a lot of time. If a job posted is below your required salary, for example,
you can know immediately instead of having to ask in an interview or having to find out way down
the line in the application process. One thing to note about this site is that generally only 3–4 new
job posts are added each day (weekends usually 0).
4) We Work Remotely
https://weworkremotely.com/
We Work Remotely is a great source of remote work opportunities. One of the features that sets We
Work Remotely apart is its job category headers that indicate when the last job for a particular
category was listed. Seeing “Programming Jobs Latest Posted 4 hours ago” or “DevOps & Sysadmin
Jobs Latest post 20 minutes ago” is helpful if you’re someone who is actively looking for new remote
work opportunities. This allows you to quickly distinguish between jobs that you’ve possibly already
seen posted when visiting the site and ones that you haven’t seen yet
5) Angel List
https://angel.co/
AngelList probably has the biggest range of remote opportunities among any job board on the web.
If your dream is to get in on the ground floor with an exciting, up-and-coming company, Angel List is
one of the best remote jobs websites for you. Startup companies of all sorts look for remote talent on
AngelList, some established and some brand new. Great features of this remote jobs website include
discretion (only the companies you apply to will know that you’re looking for a job) and salary
transparency (each remote job posting includes annual salary in the header).
The platform is not exclusively dedicated to remote jobs to make sure to add “remote position” to
your search for better results.
6) HobStaff Talent
https://talent.hubstaff.com/
Hubstaff has built a solid reputation for itself pairing quality companies offering remote jobs with great
talent. You will have to create a (free) profile, and then have access to the list of new remote jobs
posted daily. Some gigs (like “Instagram Specialist”) begin as low as a few dollars per hour but span up
to the six-figure range.
Hubstaff Talent has managed to create a buzz in the nomad community by offering a completely free
service as a Remote Job Listing site.
7) Skip the drive
https://www.skipthedrive.com
Skip the Drive makes your remote jobs search faster through its filtering system. Their remote
jobs are broken down by category, and from there you can sort by date, relevance, full or
part-time, and by location. Skip The Drive also pools remote jobs from many of the bigger job-
listing sites (like CareerBuilder and ZipRecruiter), so searching here can save you a ton of time
and provide more options than many others.
8) Working Nomads
https://www.workingnomads.co
By signing up with Working Nomads (free), you’ll get a curated list of remote jobs sent straight to your
inbox, either daily or weekly. If you’re not a fan of emails, the site is also color-coded by category and
easy to navigate. While their remote jobs categories range from Design to HR to Legal, the highest
number of postings are for Development, making this site a great resource for software engineers.
9) Remote OK
https://remoteok.io/
The site reaches more than 800,000 remote workers per month and they even provide live traffic
statistics to prove this.
Job posts listed on the site are sent out via email or through a live job feeds on Twitter and Facebook.
For job seekers, signing up and searching for jobs is easy. You can filter your searches by recruiters,
position level (junior or senior), tech or non-tech, and type or industry such as Design, Marketing, and
Management among others.
10) Staff
https://www.staff.com
Instead of focusing on contract jobs, Staff.com features primarily long-term telecommuting jobs in a
range of industries from customer success to programming. Choose to work either 80 hours a month
(part-time) or 160 hours a month (full-time), and the site recruiters start matching you with
employers!
