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This Week in Jobs Pittsburgh: Seasonal Slobbery

The tradition that’s human nature, and a slew of open tech roles.

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There’s something about the days getting longer that makes people want to start dusting lampshades and wiping down window ledges. Historically observed in cultures across the world, the desire to start deep cleaning your rugs on a sunny day is also biologically driven.

The winter equals shorter days, which in turn makes humans want to sleep more. The second the days start to lengthen, our bodies produce less melatonin, meaning more energy and alertness. Long story short, you’re probably not the only one to wake up one day in March and realize you haven’t taken the garbage out in weeks.

As you emerge from your winter stupor, it could be time for a fresh start at work, too. Check out this week’s offerings in between vacuuming sessions.

The News

Get hired from home during NET/WORK 2021, Technical.ly’s virtual job fair on Thursday, March 18. The free event includes remote-only opportunities, as well as positions in all the markets we report in. Sign up here to join us!

Shark Tank” alumni FlexScreen looks back on its TV appearance and announces partnerships with several big-box retailers.

Newly founded Black Tech Nation Ventures announced a $50 million funding goal and plans to support Black-led/owned businesses, as well as other underserved communities.

Knotzland’s bespoke bow ties don’t just look good, they’re committed to sustainability through the use of upcycled textiles, explains founder Nisha Blackwell in The Verge.

The Jobs

The Remote Jobs

The End

Job opportunities are sprouting up like the first signs of spring. Take a moment to stop and notice, you may be surprised what you find.

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