I'm still hiring if anyone is interested in working in a (fully remote) Senior Data Analyst role at the UK's fifth largest alternative network operator (FullFibre), £60k plus stuff (negotiable for the right candidate). PySpark and friends mostly, mostly greenfield, Databricks etc. Have to be UK based. DM or email me for deets if interested! #FediHire #getfedihired #fedijobs

@james
"Fully remote"
"Have to be UK based"

So not very remote.

@jackeric @james
From the point of view of the rest of the world: No, that's still local.

@jackeric @leeloo @james hey! I live in Loughborough. And I've been to Mull.

To be fair, Mull is a really really long way away from here though.

@leeloo Everywhere in the world is local to where it is

@leeloo @jackeric I don't disagree, but "fully remote" as opposed to hybrid/in office is still a helpful distinction, I find. I clarified the country requirement as this role is *also* country limited (both by Brexit-worsened difficulty of paying/taxing/etc people overseas, and the fact we have security obligations and this role involves sensitive PII and privileged access to systems+data under the Telecoms Security Act, so... tricky!)

@james @jackeric
So, in conclusion, we need better terminology to specify how remote a job is.

@leeloo @james idk, "fully remote" is pretty clearly "no expectation to commute", not "we're an international org who can accommodate employees domiciled under any tax regime on the planet"

@jackeric @james
"Clearly" to you. I've seen many others complain about jobs being advertised as fully remote but then there's a requirement to where you live, preventing people from applying for the job.

@leeloo no, sorry, it clear. since the vacancies that can accept applicants from literally anywhere are a very slim majority, of course a "fully remote" vacancy will have residency restrictions unless stated otherwise

@leeloo @jackeric @james if only they had further clarified that in this case you need to be a UK resident.

@jackeric
Who elected you Der Führer?

@leeloo a predictable response from someone who makes a hobby out of bad-faith attacks on social media. why don't you do the world a favour, and delete your account?

@jackeric
Ok, you're clearly just a troll. Bye.