https://www.cnbc.com/2024/01/25/us-workers-are-getting-remote-jobs-with-international-companies.html
Global employers want to tap into the U.S. talent market because it's so large and has produced some of the most influential companies in the world, Bouaziz says. International bosses want to "leverage more U.S. talent to bring some of that culture that leads to the biggest enterprises in the world to their home country."
I'm hoping I snag a remote role with a Chinese company both for the sheer irony and for the reason to actually start learning Mandarin and potentially actually using it, rather than learning it and having it wither out of me the way Spanish did.
Me salivating over all the remote jobs in the US I can't get cuz I don't (nor would) live there ->
Idk but they ask if I'm allowed to work in the USA and I gotta say no cuz they can easily find out if I'm lying
They also ask if I'm a yank veteran, race and disabilities
Might have to look into this. My job is starting to make a fuss about Return To Office policy, and it's pissing me off.
