The barriers to remote work are falling fast, find out why.
An in-depth report about remote work growth. Analysis of 11,000 job postings from We Work Remotely. Remote work recruiting tips. Where remote work is headed. Find all this and more in The Future of Remote Work Report.
Is remote work really growing?
How has remote hiring changed over time?
Where is remote work headed next?
These were the questions we were excited to answer with our analysis of the 11k jobs posted on We Work Remotely since 2014.
With so many people suddenly exposed to working from home, the future we expect is likely to accelerate:
👉 More companies from an increasingly diverse set of locations will hire remote team members across the globe.
💡 Learn why we think this is what comes next based on our data-informed research in partnership with We Work Remotely.
We would love to hear your thoughts and reactions in the comments!
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When we first started analyzing the 11,000 remote roles from We Work Remotely, things were normal. But soon, the coronavirus pandemic struck. Suddenly, everyone was remote. The rules of remote work completely changed in an instant.
That’s why writing this report was so interesting: It’s a snapshot in time of the growth of remote work for the last six years.
Here are just a few of the things we learned through our analysis:
🌎Most remote jobs posted on WWR came from companies based in English-speaking countries.
🌉The number one fully-remote hiring city in the world? Companies headquartered in San Francisco.
🏡Fully-remote roles come primarily from smaller companies.
Remote work will never be the same again. Check out the report to learn about where remote work has been and where it’s going. Plus, the folks at We Work Remotely were nice enough to provide a discount code for your next fully-remote job posting 😀
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