r/remoteworking is a subreddit with 100k members. The community frequently discusses hiring, remote, ai generalists, and weekly payments, and the most common flair used is [hiring full-time], [hiring part-time], [discussion], and [hiring contractor (1099)].
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Popular Topics in r/remoteworking
#1
Hiring
4 posts
#2
Remote
3 posts
#3
Ai Generalists
2 posts
#4
Weekly Payments
2 posts
Flair Used in r/remoteworking
#1
[Hiring Full-Time]
: "We're hiring"
8 posts
#2
[Hiring Part-Time]
: "[Hiring] Remote Generalist – $40–$80/hr, hourly contract (must own a MacBook)"
7 posts
#3
[Discussion]
: "I got tired of paying job boards to see remote jobs, so I built a free one & it ended up with more jobs than most of them"
5 posts
#4
[Hiring Contractor (1099)]
: "AI Assistant Users Needed for Weekly Feedback Study - $30-$35/hour"
5 posts
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Last updated: October 28, 2026