Landing your Remote Job With Michelle – Kenneth Hellem Podcast

Michelle Coulson is the founder of Remote Rebellion

With over 8 years of recruitment experience, Michelle has seen thousands of CVs/resumes, and interviewed/hired hundreds of people in Marketing, Tech, Digital, Admin, and Design.

In this episode of The Future is Hybrid with Kenneth Hellem’s Podcast, she shares her story of how she founded Remote Rebellion and gives her advice on landing your remote job.

Kenneth Hellem’s Podcast

Kenneth Hellem’s Podcast is where digital entrepreneurship meets real talk, and it’s packed with personality. Kenneth brings in a range of guests—from seasoned nomads to scrappy startup founders—to share what it’s actually like out there in the digital world.

No fluff, just straight-up lessons and laughs from those who’ve been through the ups and downs of building a remote career. You’ll hear about creative ways to make money online, wild adventures on the road, and the hacks that keep productivity alive when Wi-Fi gets spotty. It’s the podcast that makes navigating the digital lifestyle feel a little less daunting and a lot more fun.

About Remote Rebellion

Remote Rebellion is your backstage pass to living the remote work dream. They’re all about giving you the skills, support, and insider knowledge to make that leap from office cubicle to wherever you want to be. Think of them as your remote work sidekick—the workshops, personalized coaching, and straight-up pep talks are designed to help you stand out in a crowd of applicants and land the gig that makes you excited to open your laptop each morning.

Advice on Landing A Remote Job

Want to snag that remote job? First, ditch the generic cover letter—no one likes a copy-paste story. Show them why you’re the perfect fit by mentioning specific things about the company that resonate with you. Then, beef up your resume with remote-friendly skills: communication tools, project management software, anything that says, “I can handle this on my own, no hand-holding required.” And when you’re in that interview? Don’t just tell them you’re good at remote work—prove it with examples of times you’ve crushed it in a self-directed environment.

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