How to Eliminate Distractions While Working From Home

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Working from home is not a new trend. It is, in fact, becoming common practice for any new employee these days. Mainly in the tech industry – but others are catching up f̶a̶s̶t̶ at snail’s speed.

Remote work is popular because it gives your more flexibility than a traditional office job. Naturally, there is also (almost) no commute.

This benefits everyone, especially working parents who want to keep pursuing their careers while staying close to their families.

It’s not, however, all unicorns and rainbows. Working from home comes with its own set of challenges. In this article, we will uncover a few tips on how to eliminate distractions while working from home.

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Remote jobs collected in the last 2 months

We Have Collected 4,137 Remote Jobs During September & October

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Hello, fellow remote job hunters 👋

Our robots have collected over 4k remote jobs in the last few weeks and We’ve published them all on Google Drive for anyone to download and dig through.

What’s included

  • Job Title
  • Company Name, Website
  • Direct Apply link
  • Location / HQ, Labels, Salary (if posted)

Link to Google Drive: 4137 Remote Jobs – Sep/Oct 2021

Please let us know in the comments if you encounter any issues like expired openings and such so that we can fix them.

Have a nice day!

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Working From Home Sucks
(if Not Done Properly)

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It is often glorified and hyped. Especially now. But working from home isn’t all rainbows and unicorns. And if you don’t prepare properly, you will taste the bad side of this otherwise incredible perk.

Cool. What was your point again?

Let me explain.

Offices are built for proper work. Chances are, your home isn’t.

Why? Well, because… it’s your home. It was made for something else.

Every work gets tedious and boring sometimes. No matter what you do. Even if you love it tremendously. There will be dull, repetitive, and boring aspects of it. Why would you associate your cozy apartment with something like that?

And another thing. Space. Why sacrifice a whole room in your house for work? Why not make it into an entertainment center, a gym, a kid’s room, or even a guest room for your parents?

See? As it turns out, working from home isn’t always as glamorous as described. Let’s go through the most significant pain points and ways to fix them.

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(if Not Done Properly)”

How to Get a Remote Job: Part 2

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This is part 2 of our mini-series, which will guide you step by step on how to land a remote job. It is recommended you read the previous article and complete the checklist before continuing here.

So now, tell me.

  • What are you good at?
  • What do you enjoy doing?
  • Can any of that be monetized?
  • What will I see if I google your name?
  • Can you show me examples of your previous work?

These are the questions you should definitely have answers to before we are done here.

They are tough questions to answer, too. I know.

But you know what? These are essential. If someone asks what kind of remote job you are looking for and you answer oh, just about any – you are already doomed. And you are going to the nope pile.

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Weekly Reads – Issue #1

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Teach yourself how to code and get hired by Google. Learn about the best tools for remote teams available today. Unstuck your remote career.

This is the first piece of our Weekly Reads series.

We continuously gather remote work resources and hand-pick the ones worth reading so you don’t have to.

From the flood of remote work-related resources, we choose only the most valuable ones.

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How to Get a Remote Job: Part 1

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We spend up to 35 percent of our productive time at work. Shouldn’t we at least make it, so it doesn’t suck? But wait, there’s more – the vast majority of people still commute (more than 70 percent), wasting even more of their time and putting unnecessary pressure on the environment in the process.

The easiest solution to all of this? Go remote!


That is, of course, easier said than done. It’s also worth mentioning that by solving the commute and office-related pain points, you will inevitably create new ones linked to your new shiny remote lifestyle – but we will get to that later.

With this mini-series, I will guide you through the most common situations people looking for a remote job typically find themselves in.

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