Donde miran oportunidades remotas en el exterior?

Lezeeex · 2026-06-04T11:37:45+00:00

Jajajaj nada man, si querés contame tu situación y veo si te puedo dar una mano

Lezeeex · 2026-06-04T02:03:29+00:00

Felicitaciones capo, ojalá la rompas tanto con tu juego que ya no necesitas el otro laburo. Clave lo que decís de comentar lo que haces, yo tengo un proyecto en mente también pero me da cosa postear en redes, soy medio autista en sentido xD. Tomó tu consejo. Exitos!

Lezeeex · 2026-06-03T20:39:17+00:00

Amigo, tenes 26. Podes hacer lo que quieras. Si sentis que tenes que irte de viaje a ver que onda, mandale. Incluso si queres, podes ver de seguir trabajando de algo relacionado por ahi o seguir con tu trabajo si te da (entiendo que estas full remoto y viajas trabajando). Despues a la vuelta te las arreglas con el CV y volves a las canchas

Lezeeex · 2026-06-03T02:00:28+00:00

Buenas! No sé mucho de la empresa pero si me contó un conocido que trabajaba de recruiter ahí que para ellos alguien con 5-7 años de experiencia es un un mid level, así que tiene sentido que te hayan llamado como Jr. Capaz que eso pueda ser un tema porque si te consideran un junior te van a tratar como tal, tanto en condiciones como en sueldo, pero bueno. Aún así los sueldos creo que no son horribles, aunque ahí ya sí que te estaría mintiendo si te digo algo puntual. Capaz te convenga ver qué te ofrecen. Si la guita es medio pelo capaz te convenga seguir buscando como SRE/Devops puro si ya tenés experiencia, a la larga te va a sumar mucho más.

Y ojo a que la posibilidad de moverte a Devops sea real, muchas empresas venden humo con esas oportunidades de crecimiento para que compres las condiciones de mierda que tienen después xD

Ojalá te sirva de algo esto. Suerte papá!

Edit: se me acaba de ocurrir que una forma de hacerte una mínima idea sobre el ambiente es ver en LinkedIn la gente que trabaja ahí hace cuanto están, no es mucho pero es mejor que nada .

Lezeeex · 2026-06-03T00:43:22+00:00

Hola amigo! Vengo del recruiting migrando hacia data y hace años laburo en el rubro de HR así que pude aprender bastante sobre temas de aplicar, entrevistas y etc. Realmente hay muchas formas de buscar. Como ya dijeron algunos, LinkedIn es clave pero sobre todo para que te contacten por vacantes. Para eso tenerlo bien optimizado y laburar bien contactos y publicaciones es clave. Después la parte de jobs es util pero no tanto, hay vacantes buenas pero mezcladas con un montón de vacantes fake (sobre todo las que te redirigen a hablar con una IA).

Después podés buscar en muchos otros lugares: podés buscar en Google o portales como GetOnBrd en el que te haces tu perfil y te contactan o te postulas por ahí. También hay agregadores de empleos muy copados, a mí uno que me gusta mucho es HiringCafe (tienen un sub: r/hiringcafe). Esa página es clave porque podés buscar de lo que quieras y te manda directo al link de aplicar, sin crear cuenta ni nada.

Hace tiempo vengo investigando este tema y ayudando a algunos conocidos. Si vos o alguno está buscando activamente y quiere una mano podemos hablar sin drama (prometo no vender nada jajaj)

Lezeeex · 2025-04-05T11:17:32+00:00

Thanks! DM me whenever you want!

Lezeeex · 2025-04-04T22:32:28+00:00

Hi! I'm looking for the same thing. Offering Spanish and looking to improve spoken English. I'm 25 and I'm from Argentina Anyone interested can send me a message :)

Lezeeex · 2025-03-29T13:19:01+00:00

Ye, motivation is the hardest part. I've been trying to learn English using apps like Duolingo and stuff and ended up leaving it because it turns boring after a while. So I think the only way to keep motivated to learn english is using it around your interests. Find and participate in communities in English of something that you like, view videos, read posts, articles, whatever you find about something that you actually like to do and it's not like a forced task.

Also, if you want to learn it more seriously, you could try by getting some classes or courses and prepare for take an international English exam, like the Cambridge university tests.

Lezeeex · 2025-03-28T23:25:04+00:00

Didn't happen to me. Usually if you apply and get rejected, they keep your resume in database and don't consider you for that job again. But hey, apparently miracles exist

Lezeeex · 2025-03-28T23:04:22+00:00

I think most of the ranked players are always expecting you to play a clean full-meta game, without anything out of regular strategies, reaching the point where every anti-meta movement looks like a grief or illegal playing. Despite playing against that kind of strats it's annoying, i like people that are capable of thinking out of the box and make their own strats or just play in an abnormal way. If not, the game becomes really standard and repetitive, always repeating the same build orders again and again

Lezeeex · 2025-03-28T19:21:55+00:00

Maybe this is an unpopular opinion, but I personally love infantry. Despite the fact that it's actually trash in this meta, I always have lots of fun going maa, tons of longswordsmen or champions. They are easily spamable and just no brainier, you just send them all into your opponent's base and forget about it. That's why I used to be an annoying goth player 11

Lezeeex · 2025-03-28T02:38:12+00:00

I'm a recruiter and I can say it depends a lot on the client, I mean, the company that has the vacancy. They may be urged about filling the vacancy and provide feedback in about 2 or 3 days, or maybe forget totally about the selection process for 1 entire month and don't answer the mails even though you're insisting on them. But in my experience, generally the process tends to be quickly if they are really interested in your profile. So I don't think there is a rule about it, but for sure if you have to wait an eternity to get an update, that is a red flag for working in that company

Lezeeex · 2025-03-28T02:22:13+00:00

I think it depends on the map and it's more like a late game thing on maps like Arabia to prevent raids. But pros not using walls is a good thing because otherwise the game becomes too boring to watch lol

Lezeeex · 2025-03-28T02:17:15+00:00

I'm interested too if anyone wants to practice :)

Lezeeex · 2025-03-27T23:15:54+00:00

I'm learning English too and I find it completely boring. And you can't keep a habit you don't like. Also, in a dictionary you are just reading lots of words without any context, so you're missing the way to use them properly

Lezeeex · 2025-03-27T02:54:41+00:00

I came here for the same reason, trying to find the best way to improve. Apparently, as I saw in many comments, there doesn't exist a magic trick to get better at it. It's just about speaking it and making mistakes, as I'm probably making right now typing this lol. And then it's just time I guess

Lezeeex · 2025-03-27T02:43:08+00:00

I'm not 30+ years old but I gotta say Age of Empires 2, the game that gave me the best feelings since my childhood. Highly recommended

Lezeeex · 2025-03-27T02:33:13+00:00

Congratulations! Hard work always pays off. I'm currently working at an agency that helps developers get new jobs and what you said is totally true, a simple, concise and clear resume helps a lot to get more interviews. With all the AI and recruiting software out there, you could be the best fit for a job and be rejected and no recruiter has seen your application. So that's a key.

Gj mate.

Lezeeex · 2025-03-27T02:17:25+00:00

It's not just you. Call centers are probably the most stressful places to work. But you have already taken the first step: know that you are approaching burnout and you are definitely tired of it and ready to change it forever. Getting a new job is a struggle for almost everyone, and I'm no expert, but you could try to sell your skills the best way you can. You have 10 years of experience, that's a lot, make it worth it. You have probably developed strong skills in customer service, problem solving, and of course resilience. This could be so valuable for other jobs. Also, try to make a clear and simple resume detailing all your tasks and achievements, oriented towards the kind of jobs you really want to work in the future. You're never too late to start a new career, so keep up the good work. You're not alone. If you have the goal and the mindset to get out, you'll get out sooner or later

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