Best Sites to Find Creative Remote Work
Working remote has always been something that spoke out to me. I loved the idea of being able to travel, and still know I have this stream of income supporting me. I
According to Forbes, in countries like the U.S., there’s been a 159% increase in people who are working remotely from 2005 to 2017.
And that’s pre-Covid.
If you do a search for “Remote Jobs”, most times you’ll see listings for Customer Service Reps, or Travel Agents. For those looking to try more creative paths in their search for remote jobs - this list should interest you.
These are some of my favorite sites to look through when looking for work.
I love the simplicity of this site - its super basic, yet engaging. I appreciate their color choices and attention to ease-of-access.
Scrolling through endless pages of job ads can be tiring. For me, it made looking through the site more of an experience.
Creatively is another site that makes job hunting a little more enjoyable. When looking for remote work on this site, search ‘remote’ as the location, instead of typing it into the main search box.
A lot of us log onto Dribbble to showcase our work, get design inspiration, or both. But did you know that Dribble actually keeps a large directory of design jobs?
The link to the directory lives on the site’s footer, or, you can find it here.
LinkedIn is primarily known as a professional social network, but don’t sleep on the Job Search tab, ya’ll. There are so many relevant listings, and a lot of these jobs have an “Easy Apply” option, linking to your profile and resume on file - which we love.
RemoteHub is a cool site I found with a diverse portfolio of creative opportunities. From Copywriting, to SEO, Recruiting and even listings for Developers, this site has it all…
…including a directory for remote volunteering, which we absolutely love. You can find it here.
Virtual Careers is a resource that gets updated daily and will be a great tool in searching for your next career move.
Looking for work can be stressful, and even boring. But don’t let that discourage you from searching for your next creative remote opportunity.
Search “remote” on these sites, and consider signing up to their email lists and job alerts, so you can be updated whenever they drop some new opportunities.
Good luck in your hunt!
