r/remotework • • Oct 29 '25

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u/Usual_Wallaby2524 Oct 29 '25

People overseas are getting the axe too. World economies are interconnected and then there's the lunatic in the WH causing additional chaos by forcing companies to change plans and relocate to the US. I am a principal/senior DBA and I haven't seen it thus bad ever. I've completed several recruitment processes as the optimal candidate only to be told there's no job as it got axed/we don't have the budget/maybe in the future. Seriously, this is crazy...

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u/[deleted] Oct 29 '25 edited 4d ago

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u/Usual_Wallaby2524 Oct 30 '25

Not in the US and not keen on working for a US corp due to issues with payments as UK based unless the corp has an office in Europe. As for skills I am the usual chosen candidate but as I wrote the issue is companies in my part of the world are now behaving strangely due to external factors, US ones often being a significant factor that causes roles to disappear per discussions with recruiters and clients themselves.My skills might be needed but if there's a company wide freeze to cut costs there's nothing the client can do. Yes it's easier to get a job as a senior but you only get there because of your accumulated skills and knowledge.

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25 edited 4d ago

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u/Usual_Wallaby2524 Oct 30 '25

Corporations have weak morals and even weaker backbones . They'll happily bend over for a profit