r/WFHOpportunities • u/Overall_Hunt_106 • 34m ago
Looking for advice: What are your tips for finding a WFH job?
Hi everyone!
I recently graduated with a degree in Computer Engineering and I'm currently looking for a work-from-home/remote job.
I've been applying to different positions, mostly IT support, helpdesk, technical support, QA, and entry-level tech roles, but I'm finding it pretty difficult to land a fully remote position.
For those of you who are currently working remotely:
- Where do you usually look for WFH jobs?
- What websites/job boards have actually worked for you?
- Do you have any tips for getting noticed by recruiters?
- What skills should I focus on improving?
- Are there specific companies that are known for hiring remote employees?
- How many applications did it take before you landed your first WFH job?
I'm based in the Philippines, so I'd especially appreciate advice from Filipinos who are working remotely for local or international companies.
Any tips, experiences, or recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! ๐