REMOTina

REMOTina Intro

Who am I?

A tour of the Academy

REMOTina walks you through the building in three minutes: the floors and their coaches, the labs, the Job Tracker, Company Insights, your Locker, The Directory and the Penthouse. Also how to talk to each coach on her own floor, and how they hand your case to one another. Watch it before you start going up.

Prep for Remote Work

The first steps to get ready and launch into remote work.

Start Here

This building is your complete route to remote work. Each floor is a specialized coach, all extensions of Recruitment Gal. Walk the floors in order, apply one action on each, and let the building remember your progress for you.

Introduction to Remote Work

Remote work is a 100% online work model, with processes, digital contracts, and international payments. It is not a plan B: it is a real opportunity for income and growth no matter where you live. Here you understand the map before walking it.

Platforms: the 4 Families

Not all remote platforms work the same way. This material maps the 4 families (job boards, freelance marketplaces, LatAm-focused, and microtasks), explains where each one evaluates you, and gives you a 14-day plan to start with focus and without spreading yourself thin.

Your Launch Plan

A course is like a map, it shows you the road, but you decide whether you start walking today. This guide turns everything you learned in the academy into a concrete 30-day plan, with actions on mindset, digital security, professional image, and English.

Contractor or Employee: the setup behind remote work

Most international remote jobs do not hire you as an employee, they hire you as an independent contractor. That changes who pays your taxes, who covers your benefits and how the contract protects you. Inside: what each setup means, why the market works this way, what your rate has to cover, and the signs that you are being treated like an employee without an employee's rights.

Taxes Without Panic: what changes when you get paid from abroad

When you work as a contractor, nobody withholds taxes for you: the money landing in your account is not all yours yet. Inside: how to set money aside from the first payment, what records to keep, what an invoice usually includes, and the exact questions to ask an accountant in your country. No percentages or local rules, because those change everywhere.

What You Will Sign: NDA, non-compete and IP

In a remote process you will receive legal documents, sometimes before the first interview. Inside: what each one is, when it usually arrives, what it means in practice, and what to pay attention to before signing. These are not templates: it is the decoder so you know what you are accepting and when it is worth consulting someone.

Documents You May Be Asked For, by country

Every country and every company asks for different things, so this guide does not state what your country requires: it shows what you may be asked for, why it is requested, and how to have your folder ready to respond in minutes. It includes the warning signs so you never hand sensitive documents to a fake offer.