Otonomee in the news

Grow Remote and Otonomee team up on an online Careers Club to fill 100 remote roles open to anyone in Ireland. Grow Remote's network of 50+ local communities helps spread the word beyond the cities.

Coverage of the Otonomee and Grow Remote Careers Club promoting 100 fully remote roles. The story reached readers of The Portugal News' Ireland section.

Laois job-seekers are encouraged to join Otonomee and Grow Remote's online Careers Club on 27 March. The event promotes 100 fully remote roles open to candidates anywhere in Ireland.

Otonomee and Grow Remote announce an online Careers Club to fill 100 new fully remote roles across Ireland. The roles span customer support, operations, quality and technical support.

Otonomee and Grow Remote host an online Careers Club on 27 March to promote 100 fully remote roles, mostly in customer support. The company then employed 120 people in Europe and aimed to reach 1,000.

With its first US clients signed, Otonomee plans to raise €2 million to fund its expansion there. The company had 95 staff, all working remotely, and was backed by Enterprise Ireland.

PJ talks to Otonomee's Paul Byrne about how working from home has changed his family life. A local radio follow-up on the benefits of a fully remote job for working parents.

A feature on fathers taking on more childcare thanks to remote work. Otonomee's Paul Byrne describes collecting his children from school and cutting €1,500 a month in childcare since joining the fully remote company.

Aidan and Hilary O'Shea join Emmet Oliver in the Executive Chair on Newstalk's Down to Business. National radio coverage of the founders and the business they are building.

Former Voxpro MD Aidan O'Shea explains why he left an office-bound outsourcing industry to launch Otonomee as a fully remote business. He sets a goal of creating 1,000 jobs in five years.