The 11 Best Remote Jobs Websites This Summer
Here’s a detailed list of today’s best remote jobs websites that will help you land a job online.
You would love to work from the comfort of your own living room, right? Why not even from your balcony? Today, the fast-paced business world is trying to figure out ways to cut down costs and increase productivity. That’s where remote jobs come in. Due to the high demand of people who want to work from home, more and more remote jobs websites pop up.
If you are one of those people that would love to stay at home and still earn money, I have compiled a list for you.
Dive in to check it out.
Flex Jobs
With FlexJobs, it doesn’t matter whether you are looking for a remote-only job, freelance, and other alternatives & gigs; You get all in one place, so you can pick which one aligns best with your daily lifestyle.
The remote jobs website offers more than 50 career categories, with no ads and junk. All these benefits come with a price. Yes, FlexJobs is paid, but if you’re not satisfied with their website, the jobs they offer, or any other reason, they can refund you within 30 days.
A subscription there gives you the following perks: free skill testings, unlimited access to each remote job posted, expert job search tips, and email alerts. It is definitely one of those remote jobs websites that is worth the money.
Remotive
Remotive, just like its creator Rodolphe Dutel, is a pretty cool remote jobs website. It is user-friendly and easy to navigate, and has diverse jobs categories suitable for everyone, such as marketing, design, development.
The website also sends a newsletter bimonthly to its subscribers and even hosts webinars.
On top of all these features, Remotive is completely free to use. Check this website if you seek to join a great community of people who also seek remote jobs.
AngelList
According to AngelList, their website is the number one startup hiring platform. There, job posting comes from companies such as Twitch, VSCO, Asana, and Uber, that seek people like you to do some remote work.
One of the features that the website offers is that you search for remote jobs privately, meaning that AngelList will never share your current job search with any of the companies. Cool, right?
So, if you have dreamed of working remotely for a growing or already-renowned start-up, AngelList is the platform for you. Another interesting feature of the website is that, depending on role, location, and skillset, you can check how much people are paid around the globe in a certain industry.
Solid Gigs
Along with its nicely-looking website design, Solid Gigs has already created a big community of remote freelancers. The company offers two tools that are of essential need for you: weekly gig lists and courses & tools.
They essentially send you a huge list containing the top one percent gigs that they’ve found. As they put it, “No fluff or garbage here, only the best gigs the web has to offer.”
This remote jobs website also boasts a huge database of online courses (more than 120) that have one goal: to help you land a remote job that works best for you. Paying the monthly membership of only $2 for the first 30 days, also grants with access to numerous online courses (currently more than 120), interviews, templates, and tools. Everything at Solid Gigs is tailored in a way that it suits your needs.
Skip the Drive
As the name suggests, Skip the Drive literally makes you skip an hour drive to work by working remotely at home. One of the best features of this website is the “Browse By Category” section, where you search for a job from more than 30 categories!
The work-from-home search tab also comes in handy when looking for a remote job. You can filter by category, date, relevance, location, and part- or full-time, hence increasing your chances of finding something that suits you best.
We Work Remotely
Trusted by companies, such as Google and Amazon, We Work Remotely is the largest remote work community in the world, with over 2,5 million monthly visitors. Don’t put your head down — more people seeking a job, means that more people will be looking for employees.
Categories in the website are many and diverse and include programming, copywriting, business management, product, fiance & legal, and many more! The website also boasts a podcast named “The Remote Show,” where the folks at WWR discuss how you can more easily land a remote job.
Remote.Co
One of the best things about Remote.co is its hand-curated remote jobs list. The categories vary greatly: accounting, marketing, writing, legal, and many other remote jobs. The navigations menus of choosing the right industry and position for you comes in real handy.
Although Remote.co does not post hundreds of available remote jobs a day in each category, it is still an excellent place for you to search for a full-time job or a gig.
Dynamite Jobs
Dynamite Jobs always checks each listing to see whether the offer is remote, paid, and open. Along with that, the website provides a huge variety of jobs and targeted emails for its users. The platform is also referred to as the “most human” remote job board among its candidates and companies.
In its “About” window, the company has a “Success Stories” section, where hundreds of people testify for the Dynamite Jobs’ excellent work. Along with that, there is the so-called “Dynamite Circle.”
People who have joined the “Circle” have direct access to fellow entrepreneurs, online business forums, local meetup sessions, global events and even more information on job listings! Although the membership is not free, it can be a game changer for your future remote career.
Virtual Vocations
Virtual Vocations is another platform that is 100% focused on telecommuting and has tons of remote jobs categories ranging from accounting to tutoring. Its blog has many tips and tricks on working remotely and how to improve your experience from working at home.
Also, interestingly, the search section is enhanced with numerous filters, such as job category, weekly hours, career level, education level, and many more. In this way you can find the job that best suits you and your schedule.
HubStaff Talent
Hubstaff Talent is a free resource to the world’s top remote workers, with no fees, markups, and middlemen. They offer seven categories for you to choose from with dozens of subcategories.
One of the best things on their website is that you can search for fellow freelancers and create a community so that you could land a job more easily.
The “Search by Country” feature on their website also comes really in handy. Another perk of Hubstaff Talent is that you get bombed daily with new remote jobs postings, which increase greatly your chances of being hired.
Remotees
This website is not like any other. Remotees is not a job board, rather it’s an aggregator with the primary job of monitoring websites that post remote-friendly jobs.
According to the company, today, job boards have become too many, which makes it hard for people to land a remote position. Remotees job is to “create a daily listing of jobs where it’s fine to work remotely.”
On their website, you can either search for a tag, for example: “engineering,” or “marketing;” or you can directly search for remote companies. Although unconventional, Remotees could be the possible fit for you.
I’d be more than happy if this list helped even one of you guys. If you have any more suggestions, drop a line below :)
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