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[valid hound]

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[kindred olive]

Finding a job within field of expertise within my country

[valid hound]

which country? what is your expertise and where have you been looking? (if you won't mind sharing)

[fiery mortar]

Finding an entry level job that does not require 4-5 years experience and pays enough to live in my state

[kindred olive]

Well I live in Jamaica my job profession is Product designer I have been looking for a remote job worldwide

[tepid summit]

Same Same. I live in Nigeria and I always get ghosted once I say I’m from here.

[peak timber]

Getting an entry level UX designer job which I can work remotely from India

[valid hound]

thanks for sharing everyone. from what i hear so far, what is preferred is:

• entry level, remote work, UX/product design

[thorny river]

Job seeker: finding a remote job that is remote globally, not remote in country itself

I live in egypt and the rates are terrible with demands above average

[deep grail]

Job seeker here: I've had immense difficulty finding entry-level design jobs that don't require 2-3 of experience, and I'm technically not qualified for internships since I'm a recent graduate, even though I would highly benefit from obtaining one for the experience.

Not to mention that I've had recruiters ghost me or cancel their positions altogether.😢

[frigid trellis]

One of my biggest struggles apart from the fact that its hard to get a job in Nigeria, is that recruiters hardly ever get back to me as regards interview success or not. I end up sending follow-up emails, mostly, I get no reply.

[inner grotto]

After seeing the new job post forms, only the most recent have apply and report buttons. Or are those taken off if the OP says the job is no longer available?

Also wondering if we can report jobs that are hilariously underpaid