Top Sites to Find Remote Jobs and Work from Home

The job world as we once knew it once no longer exists. Nowadays, most of the companies and workers on Earth have realized the benefits and perks of working remotely.

Since today's technology allows us to free ourselves from the usual 9-5 job, more and more people are becoming digital nomads: workers who choose to move around freely doing a job that is not only fulfilling but very productive and rewarding as well.

One of the first steps into becoming a digital nomad is finding a job that you can perform remotely. Luckily, there are several websites that can help with that.

If you have ever wondered what it would be like to work outside of the tradicional office space, take a look at this list of internet corners dedicated entirely to match professionals with the remote job of their dreams.

FLEXJOBS

Whether you want to switch to a remote job or just want to partially explore the benefits of working remotely, here you can find a large amount of job offers. Flexjobs promises to help you get a high-quality and flexible job in a safe environment. You can search for jobs by keywords, professional fields or locations.

CAREERBUILDER

One of the things that sets CareerBuilder apart is the fact that you can search for jobs by top trends like States, Cities or Job Titles. It also shows salary information and it has a specific option to rule out jobs that aren't remote. Plus, you can build a resume in 3 simple steps.

WE WORK REMOTELY

From Programming to Design, and from Management, Sales or Finance to Marketing, We Work Remotely calls itself "the largest remote work community in the world". Most of its job offerings are focused on tech, but you can search by category for the juicy job you want.

REMOTE.CO

Aside from extensive job listings, the Remote.co website offers a bunch of information on "all things remote work", from tips and tricks to frequently asked questions about this way of work.

REMOTIVE

Remotive "handpicks" remote jobs for you so you don't have to. And if you're looking for something outside the US, they also list jobs from different locations worldwide.

SKIP THE DRIVE

Looking for a job can be hard, especially if you want to work remotely, but Skip the Drive only displays jobs that are relevant to remote work. Their search engine lets you browse through companies, job titles or categories.

Remember that these sites usually work only as the contact place between companies and job seekers, and that you should always go for the job opportunities that you feel you can trust and give you certainty about the offer. 

Have you ever worked remotely for a living? Do you have any useful tips for switching into the digital nomad lifestyle? Share them with our Kosmic Dust community on social media.