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Work from Anywhere: These Remote Tech Companies are Hiring Worldwide

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Since the pandemic, we’ve seen some of the most drastic changes in hiring in years. Most notably, the rise in remote work, especially abroad. In the last year alone, AngelList Talent has had nearly 500K international candidates look for jobs on our platform.

Post pandemic, almost 50% of employees worldwide will continue to work remotely. With half the working population choosing to work from home, there are huge opportunities in the market. Since Apple announced their plans for employees to return to the office, 56% of workers have expressed that they are looking to leave the company because of it’s in-office requirements. A lot has changed about what employees value and seek when it comes to company benefits, and with restrictions and remote work, in-office perks have become less and less attractive.

Companies that force employees to return to the office are at risk of losing their best talent. Remote work tore down the geographical barriers that once prevented employees from getting jobs around the world, and companies will need to keep up with the current trends in order to retain and attract top talent.

Luckily, we’re here to help! In the last year, we've made several additions to our product to make it easier than ever to recruit international remote talent. Our new partnerships with Remote, Panther and Deel are here to make it easier to find, hire, and pay remote employees in 160+ countries around the world, no matter where your company is based. With these partnerships, companies can easily find international remote candidates on AngelList Talent, then start the hiring process for them within minutes. Our partners will take care of all payroll, benefits, and compliance needs for any international new hire from there.

If your company is interested in accessing top tech talent around the world, you can get started here. In the meantime, here are 5 hot remote-first companies hiring tech talent worldwide.

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