How do career pivot put of a job that is sucking the soul out of you.
Frankly, I want to work remote and spend as much time with my kids while their still little. I cannot find a remote job in my field - either lacking in benefits or in compensation.
Anonymous
09/04/24 at 5:37PM UTC
As someone who has worked remotely for the past five years, including a stint in a hiring capacity, in my experience, you may have to make some compromises to get what you want. Remote workers are a risk - they may want to "work remotely" so they don't actually have to work - at least that's how companies often view things. Therefore, if you are just breaking into working remotely and have no prior experience doing so, you may need to compromise on your expectations a little to get some remote work experience and prove yourself to be less of a risk. While that approach sucks at first, it did work out for me long term.
