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1. Guest

   over 3 years ago
   Intuitive and User-Friendly

   We were able to really customize the platform to suit our business needs without the need for any coding. The drag and drop function works like a breeze! Also support was excellent on the few occasions that we did need to speak to someone. Can't recommend the Pepperi platform enough!

   👍 Pros:    Easy to use|Omni-channel|Smart synchronization (cache)

DailyRemote mentions (9)

• How to Answer "Why Should We Hire You?" (With Sample Answers)

  Remember, the goal is to succinctly convey that you have the skills, experience, and attitude that will make you a valuable addition to their team. Tailor your response to each specific job and company for the best effect. The key to a compelling answer is to be concise and specific about your qualifications while directly addressing how you can meet the employer's needs for the remote job. - Source: dev.to / about 1 month ago

• Hello, I am from Romania and I am looking for a part-time remote job. Can you guys tell me where exactly can I find jobs? (Data entry, copywritting and so on) . I tried LinkedIn, Indeed but they are full of scams.

  Remote.co, weworkremotely.com, dailyremote.com, https://powertofly.com, justremote.co, workingnomads.com, remote.com, remoteok.com,. Source: about 1 year ago

• anyone work for Sitel/Express Scripts/Cigna? what was your experience ? and does anyone know any legit wfh remote jobs that pays $18-19/hr ?

  This site posts strictly WFH jobs, and you can sign up for notifications of new jobs: https://dailyremote.com/. Source: over 1 year ago

• How to Avoid Work-From-Home Burnout While Working Remotely

  If you're looking for a remote job, then make sure that you only apply to jobs you are passionate about and would like doing. Finding the right job is crucial for preventing burnout because it allows you to do meaningful work for a company or organization that you believe in. - Source: dev.to / over 1 year ago

• Remote DevOps Hiring - What Sites to Use?

  I'm not right now living in South America, but I've seen this post... So maybe you can post it in r/devopsjobs and it'll have some attention (and is free) Stackoverflow.com/jobs could be a good place. Linkedin is not, as is difficult to search for remote jobs in a certain area for a certain other area. Maybe it may work sharing it in certain groups (but can't tell for certain which may work) There are a few... Source: over 2 years ago

Pepperi mentions (0)