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Justine Shu

Marketing Manager at We Work Remotely

#1741285@justineshuweworkremotely.com

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SpaceHey
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Donut Watercooler
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Swyg Interview Practice
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Hiring and Recruiting
Toy Faces Library
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115
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Virtual Wedding
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13
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The Future of Remote Work Report
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Productivity
The Expert Guide to Remote Sales Calls
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Sales
Remote Work 2020
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Nomad Lifestyle
Supercast
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SaaS
The Remote Work Report
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55
Productivity
Glimpse 2.0
Discover trends before they’re trending + New instant alerts
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News
The Remote Show!
A podcast devoted to all things remote work!
1
Productivity
The New We Work Remotely!
The new and improved version of the #1 remote hiring site!
1
Hiring and Recruiting
WeWorkRemotely's Guide to Hiring Remote!
WWR's comprehensive guide to landing that great remote hire!
1
Hiring and Recruiting
Wrk + We Work Remotely
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Hiring and Recruiting
WWR Free Learning Portal
Free resources to help you find find a remote job faster
1
Education
Lovers Magazine (prev. Interface Lovers)
Your favourite design magazine is back!
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Web App

Joined on March 20th, 2019

Followed Topics

Internet of Things, Wearables, Tech

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Comments

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Hey remote job seekers and remote workers 👋 On behalf of the WWR team, I'm excited to share with you WWR's new Learning Portal 💫 Our mission has always been to help make remote work as accessible as possible for everyone. So, we're excited to announce our free learning portal that's designed to help you land a job faster and grow in your dream remote career. What's included: • 44-page downloadable guide on finding remote jobs • Templates & practical writing exercises to sharpen your remote applications & overall job hunting process • Access to career coaching and LinkedIn & resume reviews • Ongoing webinars and AMAs with experts and thought leaders in the remote work world • Networking opportunities through WWR's global Slack community • Real-time job alerts As remote work continues to evolve, WWR's Learning Portal is here to support you with the latest resources so you won't miss a beat. Learn more and sign up: learn.weworkremotely.com

on WWR Free Learning Portal

8mo ago

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Big props to @hnshah, @marie_prokopets and the FYI team for analyzing over 11,000 of our jobs from the last 6 years (2014-2019) and gathering their evidence into yet another snappy report! In the last year, we've observed the general conversation around remote work change from, "Is it possible?" to "How can we make this work?" And, that was before coronavirus forced most of us to start working from home. Obviously, when we handed our data over, we didn’t anticipate this report would be released during a pandemic. We know times are tough right now. But we also believe remote work will continue to grow -- the stats have been pointing to this for years. How will that all unfold? Nobody truly knows. But we’re excited to find out. As they say, challenging times induce innovation and creativity. What will happen once a large number of people who never worked remotely experience remote work, and actually like it? Work flexibility will continue to be something that more and more candidates seek and offering it as a benefit will keep you competitive. Operating as a remote company will pay you back tenfold in the long run. If there’s at least one good thing that will come out of this terrible situation, it is that remote work will continue to rise and that more people will work flexibly in the future.

on The Future of Remote Work Report

1yr ago