The words ‘digital nomad’ might conjure up images of sun-soaked beachside workspaces, or perhaps a vision of someone hastily working on spreadsheets at the airport. Whether you’re new to the territory or a seasoned international worker, it’s safe to say this lifestyle can be a healthy mix of hard work

In recent years, it’s become more and more common for business owners to transform their brick-and-mortar companies with on-site staff into mobile ventures that can be run from the road. There are several benefits of transitioning to a remote-based business model, including (sometimes drastically) reduced overhead and a leaner production

Why it makes sense to be a remote business owner than a remote worker or employee Being able to work remotely and have a location-independent lifestyle is becoming increasingly popular and commonplace. People do not necessarily need to be at the office all-day, every-day and multiple studies have shown that

By Olumide Gbenro IMPORTANT NOTE: This is not legal advice. Seek professional counsel with an accountant or tax expert about specific regulations in your country of residence. The information is based largely on nomads from the US. In light of the upcoming Running Remote Conference and workshop from FlagTheory we

    Renée Johnson Director of Candidate Experience Acework.io   As a former executive director of an international nonprofit, I transitioned our US office to remote a couple years ago. Before, we would only receive a handful of job applicants. Once we went remote, we’d receive more than 100 submissions

* Digital Nutrition was created by Sydney-based psychologist and cyberpsychology educator Jocelyn Brewer in 2013.   Move over kale, bone broth and acai bowls. Forget keto, paleo and Atkins. The new diet you need to know about has nothing to do with what you put on your fork and everything

  Discussion between startup versus corporate work life is all too familiar, do a quick Google search, you’ll find countless articles discussing the pros and cons, which is better for your career, this and that, and not enough on what the transition will look like. As someone who has worked

  Being a remote-working digital nomad is great.   You get to explore different cultures, eat different cuisines, speak different languages, and you get to sustain your nomadic lifestyle with your remote-based, internet work.   But many digital nomads, especially novice remote workers enjoying their newfound freedom, end up focusing

A remote based lifestyle can certainly offer many advantages to both organizations and professionals, but it has its own set of challenges

“Compensation in FAANG companies explodes. Remote work becomes mainstream. These trends are related. Let’s look closely” The trends Those who follow tech news have surely noticed two trends:

There’s a lot of buzz about the future of work. More and more companies are recognizing that catering to employee’s wants for flexibility and freedom will increase productivity, boost employee retention and create an overall better employee experience.