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15 Companies Now Hiring Remote Jobs
In what spells more bad news for avid advocates of remote work, telecom giant AT&T has joined other high-profile RTO enforcers such as Amazon in mandating a five-days-a-week return to the office, starting January. Employers such as Amazon are not backing down despite the pushback, and even President-elect Donald Trump has threatened to fire federal workers who do not return to the office under his administration, setting aside the current remote jobs provision for government workers, USA Today reported.
15 Companies Hiring Remotely In 2025
But there's still some hope. If you look very closely, and pay attention to the right places, you'll discover quite a number of remote-work-friendly companies. They may not be big-name organizations due to being start-ups or small businesses, but that is precisely where the jewels of remote working are to be found, as the smaller organizations are more likely to adopt fully flexible working policies than larger employers, according to the Flex Index's latest report.
As we commence 2025, here are 15 companies currently hiring for hybrid remote and fully remote jobs, that you should look out for:
Kapa.ai
Retell AI
Fella Health
MixRank
Prelim
GoLinks
Sepal AI
Gordian Software
Pump.co
Roboflow
Yahoo
Airbnb
UnitedHealth Group
Humana
CohnReznick
The first 10 companies in this list are listed in Y Combinator's remote jobs board, and have posted roles as recent as today (Boxing Day 2024 at the time of writing). So you don't need to wait until the festive season is over before applying for remote jobs.
Full article https://www.forbes.com/sites/rachelwells/2024/12/26/15-companies-now-hiring-remote-jobs-for-2025/
Thursday, December 26, 2024
BIBLE LESSON: QUEEN OF SHEBA 1 KING 10The Enigmatic Queen of Sheba: A Biblical Mystery
A Deep Dive into the Intriguing Figure
The Queen of Sheba, a captivating figure shrouded in mystery, is mentioned briefly in the biblical books of Kings and Chronicles. Her visit to King Solomon, renowned for his wisdom and wealth, has sparked countless speculations and interpretations over centuries.
Who Was She, Really?
The Bible offers limited details about the Queen of Sheba's identity and origins. She is described as a ruler of a wealthy and powerful kingdom in the southern Arabian Peninsula. Some scholars identify her kingdom with the ancient Sabaean civilization, known for its trade in frankincense and myrrh.
Her Visit to King Solomon
The biblical account portrays the Queen of Sheba as a curious and intelligent woman, eager to test Solomon's wisdom. She traveled a great distance to Jerusalem, bringing with her a caravan laden with precious gifts, including gold, spices, and exotic animals.
Solomon, impressed by her wisdom and the lavish gifts, welcomed her warmly. They engaged in a series of intellectual exchanges, with the Queen posing challenging riddles and questions. Solomon, with his divine wisdom, answered each query with ease, leaving the Queen astonished.
The Legacy of the Queen of Sheba
The Queen of Sheba's visit to Solomon is not only a fascinating historical event but also a rich source of symbolism and allegory. Her journey to Jerusalem can be interpreted as a spiritual pilgrimage, seeking divine wisdom and enlightenment. The exchange of gifts between the two rulers symbolizes the cultural and economic exchange between their kingdoms. The Queen's admiration for Solomon's wisdom highlights the importance of knowledge and understanding in human relationships.
While the exact details of the Queen of Sheba's life and reign remain elusive, her enigmatic figure continues to captivate the imagination. Her story serves as a reminder of the enduring power of wisdom, curiosity, and the pursuit of knowledge.
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