Persona

Senior Software Engineer Frontend

Frontend Developer with a love of keyboards, writing, and small teams

BBE Marketing Inc

Full-Stack Wordpress Developer

Gusto

Software Engineer (Turkiye)

Hello, my name is Angel Nikolov and I am an indie developer working on a project helping people all over the world find remote jobs.
 
 I recently noticed some of your advertisements on similar job boards like remoteco and wondered if you’d be interested into featuring an ad on remote frontend and backend focused job boards.
 
 I am working on <a href="https://remotefrontendjobs.com">https://remotefrontendjobs.com</a> and <a href="https://remotebackendjobs.com">https://remotebackendjobs.com</a> as a side-project and I am looking for more early-adopters.
 
 
 What I am aiming for right now are early adopters to help me clean up the process of posting a job and support communication so I’d love to have you on board.
 
 In fact, since both job boards are aggregating multiple different sources some of your advertisements are already listed and you can see some of them here - <a href="https://remotefrontendjobs.com/cl5jm0thi11261g1bw5y8m0fg5?ref=marketing">Senior Full Stack – Frontend Engineer at Reddit</a>, <a href="https://remotebackendjobs.com/cl6krgys810634u4bwut0i9rrh?ref=marketing">Staff Software Engineer, Backend – Consumer Products, Media Foundation at Reddit</a>.
 
 
 Right now my job boards are being advertised on all social platforms, including Indiehackers and Polywork which are mainly developer focused.
 
 There’s also a biweekly newsletter going out with the last 8 remote jobs (with featured ones being on top).
 Most of my early customers had great results and their ads were clicked more than 300 times. 
 
 In terms of site visits, I get over 3,000 visits per month and all of the auto-tweets on https://twitter.com/remotefrontends and https://twitter.com/remotebackends are getting more than 50 interactions.
 
 
 Please let me know if you have any questions and even if you don’t want to feature an ad, I’d love to get any kind of feedback from you! :)
 
 Thank you,
 
 Angel Nikolov

Hi, it's Angel Nikolov again!
	 
	I just wanted to follow up on my last email and ask you if you had time to review the the idea for featuring a job on <a href="https://remotefrontendjobs.com?ref=marketing">https://remotefrontendjobs.com</a> or <a href="https://remotebackendjobs.com?ref=marketing">https://remotebackendjobs.com</a>.
	 
	 
	I would appreciate any kind of feedback!
	 
 Thanks again!
 
 Angel

Reddit

Senior Frontend Engineer, Reddit Pro 

Hopper

Senior Frontend Software Engineer - Checkout (100% remote) US

CrowdStrike, Inc.

Sr. Engineer - Front End (Remote)

Sr. Front End Engineer - Foundry (Remote)

Hello, my name is Angel Nikolov and I am the founder of <a href="https://remotefrontendjobs.com">https://remotefrontendjobs.com</a> and <a href="https://remotebackendjobs.com">https://remotebackendjobs.com</a>.
 
 
 I recently noticed your posts on some remote job boards and wondered if you’d be interested into featuring an ad on mine.
 
 In fact, since both my sites are aggregating a lot of different sources some of your advertisements are already listed and you can see some of them here - <a href="https://remotefrontendjobs.com/cl9j7s61a14747sxbwo42rb9pe?ref=marketing" target="_blank">Sr. Software Engineer R&amp;D Ops (Remote)</a>, <a href="https://remotefrontendjobs.com/cl9srqfo20137a0uf09c0dopw?ref=marketing" target="_blank">Front-End Engineer (Remote, GBR)</a>.
 
 

Cutting right to the chase - in terms of visits I get over 3,000 visits per month and I have built a good size audience on twitter - <a href="https://twitter.com/remotefrontends" target="_blank"> https://twitter.com/remotefrontends </a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/remotebackends" target="_blank"> https://twitter.com/remotebackends </a>.
 
Let me know if like the idea of featuring a job post,
 
Angel Nikolov
 
Remote Frontend/Backend Jobs Founder

CrowdStrike

Software Engineering Manager - Counter Adversary Operations Team (Romania - Bucharest)

career

Fullstack Engineer

In the ever-evolving landscape of remote work, time management and self-discipline are the cornerstones of productivity and success. While the allure of flexible schedules and the absence of a traditional office environment can be liberating, it's easy to fall into the trap of procrastination and inefficiency. In this blog post, we'll explore the essential strategies for effective time management and self-discipline in a remote work setting. By the end, you'll be armed with the skills you need to excel in your remote role.

## The Importance of Time Management

Effective time management is the key to accomplishing your tasks, meeting deadlines, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Here's how you can harness the power of time management:

### 1. Set Clear Goals and Priorities

- Begin your day by defining your most important tasks.
- Use task management tools like Trello or Asana to create to-do lists and prioritize your work.

### 2. Create a Daily Schedule

- Establish a routine with set working hours to maintain consistency.
- Allocate specific time slots for different tasks, such as meetings, focused work, and breaks.

### 3. Eliminate Distractions

- Identify common distractions and develop strategies to minimize them.
- Consider using website blockers and time-tracking apps to stay on track.

## The Art of Self-Discipline

Self-discipline goes hand-in-hand with time management, ensuring that you stay on course, even when the siren call of Netflix or social media beckons. Here's how to cultivate self-discipline:

### 4. Set Boundaries

- Communicate your working hours to family members or roommates to minimize interruptions.
- Use a "Do Not Disturb" sign or a virtual status to signal when you're focused.

![Pomodoro technique](/images/blog/2/image2.jpg)
### 5. Practice the Pomodoro Technique

- Work in focused intervals (e.g., 25 minutes) with short breaks in between.
- This technique can boost productivity and prevent burnout.

### 6. Reward Yourself

- Set up a system of rewards for meeting your goals.
- Treat yourself to something enjoyable after completing a challenging task.

## Staying Motivated

Maintaining motivation is integral to effective time management and self-discipline. Here are some strategies to keep your spirits high:

### 7. Visualize Success

- Imagine the satisfaction of completing your tasks and achieving your goals.
- Visualization can inspire you to stay on track.

### 8. Seek Accountability

- Share your goals and progress with a mentor, friend, or coworker.
- Accountability partners can provide motivation and encouragement.

## Conclusion

Time management and self-discipline are the linchpins of remote work success. By setting clear goals, creating a structured schedule, and cultivating self-discipline, you can navigate the challenges of remote work while achieving your professional aspirations. With these skills in your arsenal, you'll find yourself not just surviving but thriving in the world of remote work.

Incorporating these time management and self-discipline tips into your daily routine will empower you to unlock your full potential as a remote worker. So, take charge of your workday, stay focused, and watch your productivity soar in the comfort of your remote workspace.


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