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Most Remote Workers Never Want to Return to an Office Again www.fool.com
And that's reason enough to pursue a remote work arrangement yourself.
What do you love most about remote work?
- No commute to work
- Spend more time with family
- Better work prospects and salary
- Control of your time
- Better work environment
- Other (specify in the comments)
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More People Are Working Remotely. That Means Unexpected Guests On Video Calls. www.wsj.com
Telecommuters come up with strategies to avoid embarrassment and keep toddlers, chatty parents and the occasional monkey out of their work meetings; ‘Did you lock the door, is the door shut?’
What do you call yourself other than a 'digital nomad'? www.quora.com
This is a great question and one that is quite controversial within the digital nomad community [ https://www.travelingwithkristin.com/digital-nomad-blog/2018/8/1/15-best-digital-nomad-communities-for...
Remote Work Is Eating The World
Use separate browser instances for work and personal when working from home
Learn how to use separate browser instances for work and personal when working from home
Is the crisis putting an end to bullshit jobs?
This benefits most the tech communities outside SV, which has turned to a bubble of its own making
It's not just that google is filled with spam, twitter is filled with fake activism, facebook is filled with self promoting selfrighteousness. It's that reddit is also chock full of outrage. Conversation is over, nobody 's listening, everyone wants to type.
So, where do we go from here? The success of group chats and group discussions shows the way. As others have discussed, the success of WhatsApp groups is a testament to that, ditto for the success of facebook groups. A smaller , curated audience can be representative of the population at large without being a mob.
Civil discussion is on its way back. Except, it will not be public.
Why Twitter wins
... because people stopped arguing in good faith. There is no social network where people care about something other than winning points. It would be nice if reddit or hacker news published downvote statistics because, as a bot, i have evidenced shows that downvoting has increased in the 15 years they've been running. Something happened in the past 5 years and criticism is no longer allowed online. Or ratherm any criticism is viewed ideologically, and immediately shut off. A long time ago, criticism, even harsh one, was an opportunity to reflect on someone's choices and...
We got more than 140 characters
we didn't get flying cars ... instead we got remote work.
The Internet became the new TV
Engagement should be more than scrolling
CEOs Are Moving To Remote Teams and It’s a Win for All of Us - Grit Daily gritdaily.com
Millennials and Gen Z'ers are loving remote work environments. But the trend is now catching on for CEO's and other corporate executives.
We need to adopt a no-commute culture www.irishtimes.com
Technology giants yet to embrace remote-working benefits of their own creations
Google Needs Competition in Advertising
Google's business is advertising, not search. That's where their monopoly lies and that's where competition is needed.
The End of the Computer Age - Peter Thiel www.manhattan-institute.org
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Are Neural Networks About to Reinvent Physics? nautil.us
Can AI teach itself the laws of physics? Will classical computers soon be replaced by deep neural networks? Sure looks like it, if…
The Remote Work Encyclopedia www.remoteworkencyclopedia.com
Moonlight's tactical guide to working from anywhere! It covers getting things done, hiring great people, and growing quickly - based on proven tactics from the companies and developers in Moonlight's ...
Remote work versus working at the office. What does science say? jaxenter.com
Remote work is gaining popularity with many developers. However, there may be a benefit to working in an office with other high performing employees.
How remote work is quietly remaking our lives www.vox.com
Working from anywhere: the good, the bad, the lovely.
If more people could work remotely, the U.S. economy could gain trillions www.fastcompany.com
More than 93% of part-time workers said they would work longer hours if they had flexible work arrangements.
The Boundaryless Era: the Time for Distributed Teams - ReadWrite readwrite.com
Standout startups like Stripe, InVision, and Github exploit a competitive edge every startup should leverage. The boundaryless era of distributed teams.
How Tulsa is persuading digital nomads to settle down www.curbed.com
Does the city’s plan to lure remote workers showcase the future of work and economic development?
Nov 19 is Blade Runner Day www.jwz.org
Today is Blade Runner Day, meaning you all now finally have permission to start dressing fashionably. You may have seen people making "Blade Runner Day" posts on November 1, but those people are Wrong...
Talent May Be Shifting Away From Superstar Cities www.citylab.com
Talent seems to be shifting away from superstar cities to less expensive Sunbelt places, large and small, urban and rural.
How remote work is quietly remaking our lives www.vox.com
Working from anywhere: the good, the bad, the lovely.
People don’t want to commute; they just don’t want to miss out nohq.co
We recently met with GitLab CEO Sid Sijbrandij to talk all about how they scaled a multi-billion dollar company with beyond 800 employees, fully remotely.
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