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By Daniel (@nodeskco).

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Featured Jobs

• Senior Frontend Developer: Long-Term Job - 100% Remote at Proxify - Remote (Worldwide)

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• iOS/Swift Developer at Lemon.io - Remote (Worldwide)

• Lead Product Designer at Trace.Space - Remote (Worldwide)

• Engineer Creator at Contra - Remote (Worldwide)

• Marketing Assistant (Schwerpunkt Community Management / Bewertungsplattformen) at Digistore24 - Remote (Worldwide)

• Technical Support at Semaphore - Remote (Europe)

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• Copywriter at Marker Content - Remote (Worldwide)

• Full-stack Developer (React/Node) at Lemon.io - Remote (Europe, LATAM, Canada, Ukraine)

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Latest Jobs

• Content Marketing Specialist at ActiveCampaign - Remote (US)

• Director, People Operations at DuckDuckGo - Remote (Worldwide)

• Enterprise Account Executive at Gremlin - Remote (US - Northern MidWest)

• Jr. Systems Administrator at Bevy - Remote (US)

• Senior Product Designer at Elevate Labs - Remote (North America, South America)

• TV/Film Development Intern at Axios - Remote (US)

• Design Manager at AgencyAnalytics - Remote (Canada)

• Marketing Analyst at 1Password - Remote (Canada, US)

• Senior Full Stack Software Engineer at Cameo - Remote (US)

• Strategic Sales Development Representative, North America at GoCardless - Remote (US)

• Android Engineer II at Twitch - Remote (US)

• Brand Designer, Brand Studio at Figma - Remote (US)

• Customer Success Associate at Close - Remote (US)

• Lead Visual Designer at 10up - Remote (Worldwide)

• Product Marketing Manager at Aha! - Remote (Canada, US)

• Senior Service Designer at Code For America - Remote (US)

• Technical Support Engineer - Zero Trust Focused at Cloudflare - Remote (Portugal)

• Admissions & Enrollment Coordinator at Generation - Remote (US)

• Customer Support Specialist at Airbase - Remote (Philippines)

• Sales Development Representative at Clearbit - Remote (US)

• Senior Product Designer at Flipboard - Remote (Canada, US)

• Customer Support Representative at Bevy - Remote (US)

• Experience Design Manager at Atlassian - Remote (Worldwide)

• Project Manager (Contract) at Wikimedia Foundation - Remote (UTC+4-UTC-6)

• Sales Development Representative, German Speaking at Fullstory - Remote (UK)

• Content Marketing Manager at Framework - Remote (US)

• Senior Vendor Community Associate, Research Products at CB Insights - Remote (US)

• Sr Product Designer - Associate Experience at Zipline - Remote (US)

• Head of Marketing at Loom - Remote (Worldwide)

• Principal, Site Reliability Engineer at Magic Leap - Remote (US, Canada, Switzerland, Israel)

• Staff Product Designer, Identity Services at Okta - Remote (US)

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Top Picks

Hand-picked articles, stories and ideas from the remote work community and beyond.

Companies save billions of dollars by giving employees fake "manager" titles, study shows

Irina Ivanova | CBS News

Would you rather be a front-desk clerk or “Director of First Impressions”? A barber or a “Grooming Manager”?

How you answer could mean a significant difference in annual earnings. That’s because companies routinely inflate workers’ titles to avoid paying them in full for overtime work, according to researchers from the University of Texas and Harvard Business School.

Impersonal Email Layoffs Spotlight Dark Side Of Remote Work

Dr. Gleb Tsipursky | Forbes

Imagine you wake up in the morning, roll over in bed, and grab your smartphone. You’re checking your texts and email like you do every morning before starting your workday at your home office. Suddenly, you see an email in your personal email inbox with the subject title “Important Announcement.” It appears to come from an official email of the company where you work and informs you that you were laid off and need to set up an account for laid off employees.

Is remote work bad for the economy?

Sanjay Saraf | fractional.work

Many political thinkers seem to think so. The evidence is shaky at best.

A journey from work to home is about more than just getting there – the psychological benefits of commuting that remote work doesn’t provide

Matthew Piszczek, Kristie McAlpine | The Conversation

As management scholars who study the interface between peoples’ work and personal lives, we sought to understand what it was that people missed when their commutes suddenly disappeared.

Layoffs are Cruel and Don't Work

Mathew Duggan

Let us set aside the morality of layoffs for a moment. Do layoffs work? Are these companies better positioned after they terminate some large percentage of people to compete? The answer appears to be no.

Work Advice: My employer is reneging on its remote-work promise

Karla L. Miller | The Washington Post

Is this ‘remote first’ company changing its business model, or just ‘quiet firing’ workers in lieu of a layoff?

As People Return to Offices, It’s Back to Misery for America’s Working Moms

Alana Semuels | Time

Evidence suggests that the increase in companies enforcing return-to-office mandates may drive American mothers out of the workforce at a crucial moment.

Taking a secret 'hush trip' could help with burnout — but might land your company a surprise tax bill

Hannah Towey | Business Insider

Hush trips are the most recent addition to the growing lexicon at the intersection of work and travel, joining longtime favorites “bleisure,” “workation” and “digital nomad.” The space’s recent growth is in part due to WFH trips becoming more accessible as hotels and vacation rentals offer discounts and packages for longer-term stays, Pokora said.

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