When looking through numerous resumes, more often than not employers overlook candidates with little-to-no experience, opting instead for those with a history in the field.
While traveling in Asia, Eastern Europe, or South America, chances are you’ve met people who don’t look like typical holidaymakers. They might be spending all day in a seaside cafe working on their laptops and taking Zoom calls.
We've covered remote work and travel in a few previous articles. But honestly, this topic is endless. As exciting as it is, working and traveling might also be very confusing
Imagine a perfect morning working at a big tech company like Google or Apple. You enter the building and see happy employees walking in with their keycards, grabbing a coffee (or three), giving each other high fives, and arriving at their fantastic workplace.
With the end of the pandemic, businesses are returning to regular office work. Many companies, however, are encouraging staff to work remotely if they prefer. And this trend appears to be fueling an increase in so-called “digital nomads”—those who travel while working remotely.
A few decades ago, everyone was dreaming of landing a job in finance, investment, or healthcare. Times have changed, though, and today, most of the best places to work are totally outside of those industries and in the tech sector instead.
Software Tester is a perfect job for almost everyone who prioritizes life over work but also wants a stable, well-paid job in the tech sector. Sounds like a dream, right? The good news is that this dream is very real.
Okay, so you’ve successfully completed an educational course, have your resume polished to perfection, and even got a few invitations for a job interview in your inbox. Congratulations! However, the hardest and the most important part — the job interview— is yet to come.
With most of us having been working remotely for quite a while, we’ve already learned to enjoy the freedom and the comfort of working from home. Going remote can be truly exciting—but unfortunately, self-promotion may not always come naturally in this setting.
