I am currently on the hunt for a full remote job that I can take with me if I decide to move. My background is in IT support, project management, and I have some experience in real estate. However, I've been struggling to find legitimate remote job listings. It feels like there are so many scams out there that it's hard to differentiate between real opportunities and fake ones. I've heard from others that the best approach might be to secure a hybrid position first, work there for a couple of years, and then negotiate for a fully remote role. This seems to be a common theme, as many companies are leaning towards hybrid models rather than fully remote options. I've also noticed that job boards like Indeed haven't been very helpful for finding 100% remote positions. Given that my current employer is going through a restructuring phase and layoffs are looming, I need to be proactive in my job search. It’s frustrating because even when a job is advertised as remote, the details often reveal that it might not be as flexible as it seems. I wonder if companies are hesitant to hire fully remote workers because they could potentially outsource the work for cheaper. Overall, I’m just trying to navigate this challenging job market and find a position that truly offers the flexibility I need.