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Гайды для тех, кто работает откуда угодно
Тренды удалённой работы, паттерны найма и заметки о продукте — от команды, которая делает Remotera.
The coding test is the attack
In February 2026 researchers counted 192 malicious packages planted to reach developers through fake job interviews. One sat clean on npm for a month, collected 10,000 downloads, then shipped its payload in a point release.
By Remotera Team
AI automates the code it can check
AI automates what it can verify — and that line runs through every engineering specialty, not between them. The boilerplate gets eaten; the judgment gets a raise. Here's what the hiring data actually shows.
By Remotera Team
Why Employers Ghost You, and Why So Many Job Postings Aren't Real
Employers ghost candidates constantly, and a real share of job listings are never meant to fill from outside. Here's how often both happen, why companies do it (including to look good for investors), and the one case where it's required by law.
By Remotera Team
The Coding Interview Changed. Algorithm Recall Is Out, Live AI-Pairing Is In.
Junior coding jobs didn't just get scarcer — the interview for the jobs left standing changed shape. Real data on the hiring collapse, and what Meta, Canva, and Google are actually testing for when they hand a candidate an AI assistant instead of a blank editor.
By Remotera Team
Nobody Rejected Your Resume. A Checklist Did.
You've heard the "75% of resumes get rejected by a robot" line. It traces to a dead startup's marketing claim, not research. What's actually filtering you out is duller and more fixable: a checklist, not a brain.
By Remotera Team
The Nomad's US LLC: Take US Remote Jobs, Get Paid in USD
Most US 'remote' roles quietly mean US-only. The contract ones don't have to be. Here's how a US LLC lets a digital nomad invoice American companies in USD, onboard like a domestic vendor, and often owe $0 US income tax on work done abroad.
By Remotera Team
The silent US-only trap in "remote" jobs — and how Remotera catches it
Half the "worldwide remote" jobs you scroll past are quietly US-only. Here's how the hidden signals hide — 401(k), W-2, a timezone aside — and how Remotera reads them before you waste an afternoon applying.
By Remotera Team
The Entry-Level Squeeze: Half of Remote Jobs Want a Veteran
Across the ~8,600 remote-first postings we track, half are explicitly senior and only 6.6% are junior. Here's where the ladder steepens, where early-career roles actually live, and what it means if you're trying to break in.
By Remotera Team
How Many Remote Jobs Actually Tell You the Pay
Across the ~8,600 remote-first postings we track, only 40.9% name a salary — and the roles with the most market power are the most likely to show a number. A look at who discloses, who stays quiet, and what the disclosed numbers reveal.
By Remotera Team
AI Is Now a Baseline Skill — the Money Moved to Infrastructure
Across the ~8,600 remote-first roles we track, 447 list AI as a required skill — it's table stakes now. The real premium sits in systems and infrastructure, where Rust tops out at $220k and Excel floors at $95k.
By Remotera Team