Many developers were forced to go remote due to the pandemic. But lately, companies have been rolling out their return-to-office announcements.
Will you be able to bear the rush hour commute again?
Or maybe you prefer to hold onto the flexibility of remote work?
No matter your situation — whether you are open to a new job opportunity or prefer staying in your current position — there are still ways to go remote. Check out the video to apply these tips and jumpstart your transition to remote now!
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🎬 Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:32 Apply for remote positions
02:34 Request for WFH
04:16 Pick up freelance projects
06:30 Key takeaways
07:11 Outro
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🧑💻 About:
Ting Chang is a remote front-end developer at Arc. With a keen curiosity about working with companies that leverage technology with business intent to create value, she transitioned her role from Investor Relations to Web development. Today, Ting is working in close-knit product teams with the PMs and designers to understand what our users’ pain points are and how to solve them at Arc through development.
