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Christine Orchard
Head of Marketing at Arc | Helping startup marketers grow while working remotely so they can love their jobs + lives
Christine Orchard is the Head of Marketing at Arc.dev, a position she has held since July 2019.1 She is a startup growth marketer, remote work advocate, career coach, and cross-cultural leader based in Taipei, Taiwan.1 With over a decade of experience in digital marketing, Christine describes herself as a deep generalist who is obsessed with copy.1
Prior to her role at Arc.dev, Christine held several positions in marketing and communications:
- Head of Marketing at Codementor (January 2019 - Present)1
- Assistant Manager, Beauty Editor at Perfect Corp. (May 2016 - June 2018)1
- Product Communications Senior Specialist at CyberLink (July 2014 - September 2015)1
Christine is also a founding member of On Deck Marketing (rebranded as Coho), a community for senior marketing and growth leaders.1 She holds certifications in Viral Marketing from UPenn Wharton and Remote Team Management from GitLab.1
In her current role, Christine leads Arc and Codementor's marketing strategy and growth, manages a remote marketing team, and executes strategic growth initiatives.1 She is known for sharing growth strategies, remote work insights, and startup hiring tips.4
Christine is active on LinkedIn, where she regularly posts about B2B marketing strategies and provides insights for marketers looking to grow their presence on the platform.23
Highlights
LinkedIn isn't your best bet for remote jobs.
With so much noise out there, finding a remote job can be overwhelming.
Here’s my shortlist of 10 sites I recommend:
1 | Arc (arc.dev): Excellent freelance and full-time remote opportunities in tech! While I may be a bit biased, our platform stands out by cutting through the noise of job boards to surface the best WFH opportunities anywhere.
2 | We Work Remotely (weworkremotely.com): Offers a wide range of job categories and attracts major tech companies, making it a great resource for diverse remote opportunities.
3 | Remote.co (remote.co): Find thousands of remote job listings across various industries.
4 | FlexJobs (flexjobs.com): They vet their listings, so you know the jobs are legit. Does require a paid subscription though.
5 | RemoteOK (remoteok.com): Known for its high volume of tech-related remote jobs, it serves a global audience with frequent updates.
6 | Remotive (remotive.io): A vibrant Slack community and job board focusing on remote work opportunities.
7 | Remote (Remote.com): Known as one of the leading global payments and HR platforms, Remote recently launched a job board that's a breeze to use and full of quality opportunities.
8 | Jobgether (jobgether.com): Boasts over 200K+ flexible, remote positions and provides detailed info on each company’s remote policy and benefits.
9 | JustRemote (justremote.co): Has a clean, easy-to-navigate interface with a variety of job listings across different fields.
10 | Contra (contra.com): For freelancers and independents. Create a portfolio to showcase your projects and skills, making it easier to get noticed by potential clients.
Explore these sites to find your next fully remote job!
We'll share another great list that my teammate Gina Sapién put together in the comments below.
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Struggling to get your ideas heard at work?
Probably because you should be selling your idea before jumping into logistics. Here’s an example from Wes Kao that makes this clear.
Sales messaging excites and motivates action. Logistics messaging explains how to do something.
A common mistake is focusing too much on logistics before getting buy-in. If people aren’t convinced of your request's importance, they won’t care about the details.
Sales notes should get people excited and show them the benefits. Once they’re on board, then logistics matter.
How to use selling language?
- Use "you" language
- Explain benefits to your reader
- Be direct and use active voice
- Mention logistics last
Always ensure your audience is sold on the WHY before diving into the HOW.
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