6nomads

When the startup, my last job, had ceased to exist, I had no idea where to start. Then my activity and requests apparently helped Facebook to recommend 6nomads to me. The service offered me the ability to pass through a selection process. At the time, I didn&s;t think it would lead to a real result, so I took the tests as a training exercise. Then I received requests for interviews from companies on an increasing basis, matching worked and it was successful, almost all the companies were suitable for me. But the perfect match came with an Israeli company, where I work now. My impression of using 6nomads is only positive. I would especially like to note the friendly staff Ulyana and Pavel, who keep everything under control and help you understand if something is wrong. The service is clear, easy to use. I had clear criteria for a new job: remote, low-to-zero bureaucracy, and engineering challenge. 6nomads helped me to find the perfect match. Two clear benefits I gained are a good assessment of my skills and a pool of reliable potential employers. I was fine with my previous job, but I saw a 6nomads ad and decided just to check it out. I didn&s;t expect any offers. First, I had a 6nomads interview, and then I was connected to CherryHome. I was surprised. I was even more surprised by the ensuing offer. On accident, I stumbled onto some article, read it, and registered on 6nomads. Then I got a letter from the CEO. But I still didn&s;t take it seriously. I did not expect that something would come out of it, yet, out of curiosity, I continued the registration process, passed all the stages, the interview, and soon got an interview with my current employer. Remote work allows me to work for an international company, get paid more than twice what I could in companies in my area and not move anywhere. I don&s;t even remember how I learned about 6nomads. Soon after my registration and selection, I was contacted by the manager and I told him about my situation with currently living in Germany and my studies. The service turned ...