How did you land your remote work job?

Interview with Kirsten and Jay-Allen, remote team coaches & collaboration experts

We were both referred by friends.

Remote team coaches, Kirsten and Jay-Allen, offer three pieces of advice for new remote workers and reveal the one question every remote job seeker should prepare to answer.

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Interview with Pola, a Paris-based content writer

I found the job ad in an online group, dropped everything to apply, and luckily got a phone call a few days later. I knew the moment I met the team that I had found my home. We are all about collaboration and flexibility. Having come from a corporate world, it was refreshing.

A job ad in an online group led Pola to find her ideal career as a content writer—see her remote work & job seeking takeaways.

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Interview with Lauren, a content marketing team lead and hybrid remote worker

I explicitly asked for it while interviewing. A year ago, before I joined G2 and I was job-hunting, I made it very clear that remote work was non-negotiable for my next career move.

I got a few rejections because of it!!

But I’m not a doctor, and I don’t work in a field that requires my physical presence in an office every day. So I dug my heels in and said, no, I’m not taking another job that won’t let me work from home when I need to.

It worked out. Ask for what you want; you’d be surprised what people are willing to give you.

For Lauren, remote work was a non-negotiable arrangement—see how she manages a hybrid remote work situation and her tips for those on the remote job search.

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