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Awesome Remote Work
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▐ A curated list of awesome resources for remote workers: hiring site, remote life, book, tool and what funny telecommunication job is. Inspired by 'awesome-' repos. All PRs are welcomed to contribute to this 
▐ awesome stuff.
▐ A curated list of awesome resources for remote workers: hiring site, remote life, book, tool and what funny telecommunication job is. Inspired by 'awesome-' repos. All PRs are welcomed to contribute to this awesome stuff.
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▐ All resources are collected from many sources on Internet and ordered randomly.
Books
- Remote : Office Not Required (http://37signals.com/remote/). A great book for every newbie at remote working. As its description, _As an employer, restricting your hiring to a small geographic region means 
you’re not getting the best people you can. As an employee, restricting your job search to companies within a reasonable commute means you’re not working for the best company you can. REMOTE, the new book by 
37signals, shows both employers and employees how they can work together, remotely, from any desk, in any space, in any place, anytime, anywhere._
- Remote Mob Programming (https://leanpub.com/remotemobprogramming). Remote Mob Programming combines two ways of working: Mob Programming and working as a distributed team. Jochen Christ, Simon Harrer and Martin
Huber share their experience with their working model - and why they don’t want to work differently anymore.
- Remote : Office Not Required (http://37signals.com/remote/). A great book for every newbie at remote working. As its description, _As an employer, restricting your hiring to a small geographic region means you’re not getting the best 
people you can. As an employee, restricting your job search to companies within a reasonable commute means you’re not working for the best company you can. REMOTE, the new book by 37signals, shows both employers and employees how they 
can work together, remotely, from any desk, in any space, in any place, anytime, anywhere._
- Remote Mob Programming (https://leanpub.com/remotemobprogramming). Remote Mob Programming combines two ways of working: Mob Programming and working as a distributed team. Jochen Christ, Simon Harrer and Martin Huber share their 
experience with their working model - and why they don’t want to work differently anymore.
Experience
- My Ideal Day as a Remote Programmer: Taking Charge of Your Daily Routine (https://overflow.bufferapp.com/2014/06/12/my-ideal-day-as-a-programmer-taking-charge-of-your-daily-routine/) by Colin Ross, Chief 
back-end at Buffer.
- My Ideal Day as a Remote Programmer: Taking Charge of Your Daily Routine (https://overflow.bufferapp.com/2014/06/12/my-ideal-day-as-a-programmer-taking-charge-of-your-daily-routine/) by Colin Ross, Chief back-end at Buffer.
- A Day in the Life of a Remote Developer (http://remotenation.co/blog/a-day-in-the-life-of-a-remote-developer) by Josh Black, a software engineer working at CramerDev (http://cramerdev.com/), based in US.
- Working As A Remote Contract Code Monkey (https://coderwall.com/p/0ikc0w/working-as-a-remote-contract-code-monkey?p=1&q=author%3Alee101) by Lee Penkman, a software engineer, live in New Zealand and work 
remotely for a firm in Australia.
- The Joys and Benefits of Working as a Distributed Team (http://joel.is/the-joys-and-benefits-of-working-as-a-distributed-team/) by Joel Gascoigne, Co-founder and CEO at Buffer. Buffer is a company with almost 
employees are remote workers.
- Working As A Remote Contract Code Monkey (https://coderwall.com/p/0ikc0w/working-as-a-remote-contract-code-monkey?p=1&q=author%3Alee101) by Lee Penkman, a software engineer, live in New Zealand and work remotely for a firm in 
Australia.
- The Joys and Benefits of Working as a Distributed Team (http://joel.is/the-joys-and-benefits-of-working-as-a-distributed-team/) by Joel Gascoigne, Co-founder and CEO at Buffer. Buffer is a company with almost employees are remote 
workers.
- Landing a remote job straight out of college (https://careervault.io/blog/interview-with-automattic-software-engineer/) with Noah Allen, a software engineer at Automattic.
- Tips to Land a Remote Job (https://moduscreate.com/blog/tips-to-land-a-remote-job/) by Sarah McCasland a product manager at Modus Create.
- Written communication is remote work super power (https://snir.dev/blog/remote-async-communication//) by Snir David.
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- Toggl (https://www.toggl.com/), insanely simple time tracking tool.
- Qbserve (https://qotoqot.com/qbserve/), automatic productivity tracking, time tracking, and invoice generation for Mac.
- What Remote Working Means & The Tools We Use at Buffer (https://open.bufferapp.com/remote-working-means-tools-use/), tools used at Buffer (https://bufferapp.com/).
- Timing (https://timingapp.com/) - Automatic time and productivity tracking for Mac. Helps you stay on track with your work (especially important when working remotely). Also ensures that no billable hours get 
lost if you are billing hourly.
- Timing (https://timingapp.com/) - Automatic time and productivity tracking for Mac. Helps you stay on track with your work (especially important when working remotely). Also ensures that no billable hours get lost if you are billing 
hourly.
- PukkaTeam (https://pukkateam.com) - Remote team presence tool.
- Notion (https://www.notion.so/) - Software to write, plan, collaborate, and get organized.
- Taskade (https://www.taskade.com/) - Realtime organization and collaboration tool for getting things done.
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