Companies Hiring for Remote Work

With over 90 percent of Americans engaging in some form of remote work, 85 percent want the ability to stay virtual after the pandemic. 40 percent of Americans stated they would look for another job if their employer didn’t offer the option. Finding companies with remote jobs postings has been a top priority amongst applicants. Aside from employee benefits, offering remote work is beneficial to companies.

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Top Companies With Remote Work  

Although we are still experiencing and seeing the effects of the pandemic on everyday life and the workforce, 2022 has provided some progress towards a return to normal life. The urge for normalcy has also affected companies deciding to continue, end, or modify their remote work options. With the employee's desire to keep the freedom and balance of remote work, some companies have already switched to offering permanent remote options.  

Here is a list of the Top 10 Companies with Remote Jobs for 2022:   

1. BroadPath
2. Liveops
3. SYKES
4. Working Solutions
5. SAP
6. Varsity Tutors
7. TTEC
8. Kelly/Kelly Connect
9. Williams - Sonoma
10. TranscribeME

Note on Large Tech Companies (FAANG) 

FAANG is an acronym of the five most popular and best-performing American technology companies (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Google). These companies have had an interesting shift during this period of remote work negotiations. Most tech companies have reported a contrast in employee options for remote work, with over 60 percent of tech professionals agreeing that the FAANG mega corporations should not permanently implement remote work opens. Opinions within each respective company, however, differ from the majority.  

• Facebook: 37% employees against remote work 
• Amazon: 47% employees against remote work 
• Apple: 43 % employees against remote work 
• Netflix: 25% employees against remote work 
• Google: 46%  employees against remote work 

The argument against remote work within large tech corporations is something to consider with almost all highly competitive companies. Professionals have stated that the remote option, although beneficial to both employer and employees, hinders the competition with applicant pools and decreases the overall exclusivity and ranking of company desirability. 

As of September 2021, Facebook, Netflix, and Google are the only companies within the FAANG group offering some sort of remote opportunity. Google and Netflix only offer current employees to work remotely and are not hiring for remote positions. On the other hand, Facebook has about 500 remote job opportunities and gives current employees flexibility to work remotely.