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Comment on Ask HN: Who Is Hiring Remote Workers? (January 2011 Edition)

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Please mention if you're interested in hiring a remote intern.

It's often difficult to hire a remote intern as so much of the benefit from both parties comes from working alongside the other. That's hard to replicate remotely, and you often (but not always) end up as nothing more than less expensive labor.

As someone who worked as a remote intern one summer, I'd be interested in hearing why you think that.

It helped that the company had a very Campfire-heavy culture, but I don't think the experience would have been too much better for either side if I had been onsite.

I have been also a intern a remote intern and was a complete success, I also participated two times in Google Summer of Code and I learn tons of things.

I would be interested in taking on a remote intern or two over the next few months. I am an independent software developer who works on several client and personal web applications, mostly using Ruby on Rails (jQuery on the frontend). If anyone is interested in internship where they could work with RoR, HTML/CSS/JS, or learn about how a freelance business works shoot me an email (address in profile).

I would be interested in knowing this also

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