Time zone does hurt. I think I would proactively communicate "willing to work on these timezones schedules" during the application.
Most remote friendly organizations have a good amount of flex in the workdayb hours, as long as a few daily hours overlap for everyone. This means it's often possible to meet half way, where I'm working earlier or later than is strictly ideal for y area, but my day overlaps substantially with the team.
It is a hard time to get hired, right now. It should get better once the regulation and budget cuts in US politics settle down a bit.
For remote jobs, I've still gotten most of my jobs through personal references from people I know, just like before remote work was so popular.
But yes, 10x increases from previous business to business prices have been common lately. I'm just waiting to see which direct to consumer service tried it first.
I think they mean all Google docs gone unless we buy a $1,000.00 per month subscription, or something.
We see that kind of massive price shift in business to business contracts all the time.
Someone is bound to try it on regular consumers, and Google currently has the most leverage.
In fairness to Google, they actually have better data export tools than most of their competitors... At least today.
That said, not my prediction, I don't think it'll happen in ten years. I do think someone will try it. My money was on Evernote, but I think their best opportunity passed already.
Claudio Verequete lives about 200m from where the road will be. He used to make an income from harvesting açaí berries from trees that once occupied the space.
"Everything was destroyed," he says, gesturing at the clearing.
"Our harvest has already been cut down. We no longer have that income to support our family."
He says he has received no compensation from the state government and is currently relying on savings.
In case it's unclear that these people claiming to care about the climate are genuinely as bad as any cartoon villain out of Fern Gully.
Edit: I wonder if we can get Tim Curry to record a public scolding of them. That would be a fitting publicity stunt to draw attention to this.
And rumor is DOGE has lousy opsec. And I suspect DOGE won't be able to fix their opsec (after they start getting owned) because veteran engineers pay attention, and Musk seems incapable of loyalty.
Neat. I've been holding out for a new higher quality retro emulator without sticks. The old games I want to play don't use sticks, and the sticks make it harder to carry in a pocket.
Time zone does hurt. I think I would proactively communicate "willing to work on these timezones schedules" during the application.
Most remote friendly organizations have a good amount of flex in the workdayb hours, as long as a few daily hours overlap for everyone. This means it's often possible to meet half way, where I'm working earlier or later than is strictly ideal for y area, but my day overlaps substantially with the team.
It is a hard time to get hired, right now. It should get better once the regulation and budget cuts in US politics settle down a bit.
For remote jobs, I've still gotten most of my jobs through personal references from people I know, just like before remote work was so popular.