Finding a Remote Job

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Mike Gutman

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[1] Introduction

[1] The state of remote work.mp4

01:02

[2] 1. Find Your Place in the Remote Work Landscape

[1] Understand the shifting remote work landscape.mp4

03:33

[2] Decipher the different versions of remote work.mp4

02:17

[3] 2. Shine in the Remote Job Market

[1] Discover in-demand remote jobs.mp4

02:22

[2] Upskill for desirable, in-demand remote jobs.mp4

04:18

[3] Build desirable remote skills in your current job.mp4

03:35

[4] Invest in a productive workspace at home.mp4

04:16

[4] 3. Apply and Interview for Remote Jobs

[1] Find remote jobs.mp4

05:53

[2] Make your remote resume pop.mp4

04:15

[3] Write an engaging remote cover letter.mp4

03:04

[4] Prepare for your remote video job interview.mp4

03:16

[5] Navigate the remote job interview process.mp4

02:25

[5] Conclusion

[1] Learn as you go and stay positive.mp4

01:29

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Do you want a remote job? Do you want more job flexibility? Do you want to be able to work from anywhere? If you are looking for a job that aligns with your life, then a remote job might be right for you. Mike Gutman, remote work consultant and former marketing director at FlexJobs, explains how the remote job market has shifted and how you can position yourself to build a remote career. He goes over the pitfalls to avoid, how to build a remote-friendly resume and cover letter, regardless of your remote experience, and how to navigate the remote job search, application, and interview process. This course is designed to help you get your resume to the top of the stack, so you can land that next remote job and invest in your remote skills for the long haul.

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