It's that time again. The calendar has flipped, the resolutions are written, and you're probably sitting in your office chair at your office desk looking at a lukewarm cup of office coffee, wondering if you've really got another year of fluorescent lights and "serendipitous" coworker interactions in you.
Let's make a pact: No more. It's time to find a great remote job.
Unfortunately, you can't find 21st-century work using 20th-century methods. If you're still scrolling through the generic "Big Box" job boards and getting buried in 5,000 applications for one role, you're doing it wrong.
Instead, here are the five sites you should check first when you're looking to work from home.
We Work Remotely
We Work Remotely is the "Old Reliable" of the remote world. It's been around since 2011, which in internet years makes it roughly as ancient as a stone tablet. But it's still the heavyweight champion.
It's simple. There's no bloat. You get a clean list of categories, and the jobs are actually remote. Because companies that post listings here pay a fee, you're far less likely to run into the pages and pages of filler that plagues the free boards.
FlexJobs
I know, I know: It's a subscription service. Asking someone who's looking for a paycheck to pay money feels a little backward.
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