TRAVELING THE WORLD

as a Web Developer

Nikhil John

Choose one

• Bangalore Mumbai, Hyderabad, NCR etc.)

• Smaller town (maybe your hometown)

• Work abroad

Magic Option 4

• Earn much more than your City job
• Spend as much time with friends and family as you want
• Don't live in the City
• Travel the world

What is this Magic Option?

100%
Remote Development

Work from Anywhere

BRING YOUR OWN OFFICE

So what are we talking about?

• What are the joys and the pains of life as a Remote Engineer?
• Why you would want to be a Remote Engineer?
• Why you wouldn't want to be a Remote Engineer?
• How do you become a Remote Engineer?

Digital Nomads are people, who work remotely and lead a nomadic lifestyle, working out of Cafes and Airbnb's.
 

Digital nomads often tend to utilise this flexibility by travelling cities and countries.

Who is a Digital Nomad?

• 2 years as a Digital Nomad
• 13 countries - work + travel
• Multiple remote organizations.

What are your creds?

• Flexibility - time/location/clothing
• Lower costs - commute/clothing/cost of living (location)
• Better pay (possibly), lesser tax (possibly)
• Stress (traffic related)
• Health - Pollution/Home food
• Fewer sick days (when you're not that sick)
• More time with family, friends
• Travel, explore! Or spend time in your hometown.
• Meet new people from around the world, online and in person
• ........ (there are so many)

Why (for the employee)?

• Lack of structure/routine
• Lack of social life (if you're that kind of person)
• Distractions at home
• Dependence on Technology when infra is weak
• Job security (possibly)

Why not (for the employee)?

• Bigger talent pools
• Minimal office infrastructure ($$)
• Productivity - one size doesn't fit all

Why (for the employer)?

• Information and Data Security
• Enforcing productivity
• Time tracking

Why not (for the employer)?

How do I sign up?

1. Hone your skills

2. Update your profile

3. Apply

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Technology + Communication

Questions?