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Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of remote programming jobs are there?

From the moment you enter the remote programming landscape, you need to know what jobs are out there and what each requires from you as a programmer. Our table above provides a pretty comprehensive resource here, so don’t hesitate to keep that to hand as you embark on your remote programming journey. 

While some positions, such as front end and web development, require many of the same skills. Others, such as data science, couldn’t be more different. Know these distinctions before you even embark on training in these fields, and tailor your efforts to the best and most suitable positions every time.

How do you find remote programming jobs?

Anyone embarking on remote work is liable to wonder how they’re supposed to find jobs in the first place. Luckily, we’re in an age where this undertaking is easier than ever, with job boards like those above listing remote positions across the programming landscape. 

Note, too, that networking abilities such as social media portfolios and more can also work wonders for landing long-term contracts and roles earned through reputation. And, of course, once you’ve secured your first few clients, there’s every chance that you’ll be able to find remote programming jobs through those initial connections moving forward. 

That being said, it all starts with ongoing searches on those top remote job boards. 

What to look for in remote programming jobs?

Even once you’ve found the jobs you’re after, it pays to note that you shouldn’t take every half-suitable listing onboard. Instead, you should build a quality portfolio of reliable clients by looking out for specific quality indicators in each position you accept, such as:

  • Reputable clients.
  • Pre-agreed pricing.
  • A clear and concise programming brief.
  • Long-term contracts over short one-time undertakings.
  • The chance to develop connections during the experience.
  • A written, formal contract outlining duties, deadlines, and payment terms.

How to be successful as a remote developer?

Ultimately, your success with remote programming will always come down to many things, but none matters as much as your work ethic. Without a manager enforcing rules onto your shoulders, you must master everything from client interactions to job prioritization and time management. And, you must do it all while producing quality work that you can be proud of. 

This way, you’ll both be able to build a quality portfolio and enjoy the positive word of mouth marketing that comes from a remote job completed to the highest professional standards.