Announcing the Digital Nomad Job Board
UPDATE: As of whenever you happen to be reading this, the Digital Nomad Job Board is no longer available. Apologies for those of you who found this site in your wireless career searches. Good luck!
If you ever tried to find a 100% online job, you know that while employers have caught up to the digital nomad trend, the job search sites haven’t been as quick to adapt. Sites like Monster.com, Hotjobs.com, Craigslist all want you to search by location. If you’re location independent, where do you search? Craigslist even breaks out their cities into different websites, so each job search is a new page to find! Good luck if you’d like to do a nation wide search on people looking to hire a web worker. Most of the major sites don’t have a “remote employee” option and even when they do, you still find yourself searching multiple sites to find all the opportunities. Why isn’t there a job board designed for folks who work outside the cubicle? There are, but employers still use the ‘name brand sites” 99% of the time. For these and many more reasons, I’m very happy to announce:
Introducing Work Wirelessly: The Job Board for the Digital Nomad
I’ve added this new job search page to Almost Fearless in the hopes it will help all my fellow digital nomads find online jobs and assignments from the big job sites. The search lists all job postings from:
- Monster.com
- Hotjobs.com
- Craiglist.org (317 cities)
- ProBlogger.net
- Dice.com
I’ve brought all of these sites together and then filtered them to include only jobs labeled, categorized or described as Telecommuting, Work from Home or 100% remote.
One search, all sites.

So go, check it out. It’s not perfect! Craigslist’s users seem to think telecommute is a type of cell phone with the way they over use it, but hopefully despite the occasional faulty entry, it’s still useful.
I definitely want your feedback, as I’m sure there will be tweaks in the weeks to come and a V 2.0 this fall.
Happy searching…

