In our previous post we outlined different cover letter strategies to use when applying for remote positions. Now that you’re all prepped with actionable ideas, we wanted to take things one step further with a…
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During a job interview there’s usually always one question we hope we’re not asked. Whether it’s describing your weaknesses or a challenging work situation, some questions are designed to get you flustered, but if you…
Working remotely is a goal for many, but it comes with challenges that can be tricky to navigate – especially if you’re new to the game. Luckily, here at Remotise we’ve been there and done…
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There’s a lot of good advice on how to find a new job, how to write a better cover letter, and how to land a remote job. But tips on how to put that all together — writing a cover letter to find a new remote job — those are a little harder to come by.
If only we could live in a hiring manager’s inbox and study what actually works. Since that’s not plausible, the next best course of action is to follow the wise words of those willing to share.