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Live workshop · Friday, August 21 · 5pm CET · 90 minutes · $100

Live only. No recording sold afterwards.

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Your job title is the reason you think remote work doesn't exist for you.

"Office Manager" at your company is:

• Operations Coordinator somewhere else.
• Business Support Lead somewhere else.
• Workplace Manager somewhere else.

Same tasks with three different searches.

You ran one of them, found nothing, and decided that remote work is not for you, but for 26-year-old developers.

I spent nine years reading applications from the hiring side. That conclusion is wrong.

You've been "exploring options" for months.

• You're not burned out enough to quit, but not settled enough to stop thinking about it.
• And you're a little scared, because from the outside you look completely fine.
• You're over 30 now, and that number is the first thing you think about…EVERY SINGLE TIME!

I’m glad you’re here, because that’s who this room is for.

You walk in with a job you're tired of. You walk out with a target.

By the end of the session you'll have:

• 3-5 named remote roles you're already qualified for
• The exact words to type into a job board that same night
• One paid project mapped so you can prove you do the work before anyone hires you to do it