Did you know that 30% of the youth in the US and the UK want to be YouTubers instead of teachers, athletes, or astronauts? Social media has created a new type of job and celebrity that we call influencers. People—especially millennials and Gen Z—trust influencers over brands as they form a closer relationship with their

We spend a considerable amount of our time working. According to Jessica Pryce-Jones, author of Happiness At Work, the average worker spends 90,000 hours at work over a lifetime. Given all this time spent at work, there is no doubt that our work affects our lives. While it is important to choose a satisfying job,

Working remotely is not the same thing as working at home. You can of course work from home as a remote worker but it doesn’t mean that you have to. Remote workers often work from apartment rentals, cafes, coworking spaces, and common areas of hotels and hostels around the world.  Working while traveling is not

The world of remote work is constantly changing and there are more opportunities than ever. Writing is one of the most common remote jobs yet, Yaren Fadiloglulari didn’t know about this until fairly recently. She used to think that writers worked for newspapers or wrote novels. The truth is, there’s so much more to it

Some years ago, remote work was a fringe benefit. If your company allowed you to work at home, you were one of the lucky few. But due to the Covid-19 pandemic, people were forced to stay home and find means to earn money while under quarantine. This caused a great demand and need for remote

Don’t slip on your remote work safety. Learn seven tips that will allow you to protect yourself online, even while you travel.

Ever heard the term “ideal candidate” in the job-hunting sphere? Questions like “what makes you the ideal candidate for the role” or “why should we hire you among all the other candidates” are asked in many job interviews.  While it doesn’t have any right or wrong answers, recruiters do want to hear about certain skills

82% of people on workations claim food and drinks are their most significant expenses. Learn how to spend wisely on food that boosts your brainpower.

Travel-based credit cards are a great choice for remote workers who want to travel. Read on to find out how to choose the best travel credit card for you.

Remote work is more prevalent than ever. Statistics show that 58% of the total workforce in the U.S are now considered remote workers. The benefits of remote work positions are huge and include saving money, gaining extra time usually spent on commutes, having a better work-life balance, increased productivity, and enjoying the possibility of living

Remote relationships are just as important as in-person ones. Here are tips on building meaningful relationships with colleagues you’ve never met in real life.

If you wish you had more time in the day, then you’ve probably thought about the amount of time you spend planning meals, cooking, and eating food. There are some ways around this apparently wasted time, from ordering takeout to consuming a nutritionally-complete drink like Huel. However, these come with their drawbacks, being either unhealthy,

Emails. When did they become the bane of our existence as remote workers? A U.S. employee now passes a quarter of the work week scrolling through hundreds of daily emails, and in the UK it’s only slightly less, at two hours and twenty minutes a day. Considering all the time we are stuck in our

Working full-time from an office is quickly falling out of fashion. However, this doesn’t mean that you have to work remotely all the time. There’s a happy middle ground known as hybrid work. This involves working remotely some of the time, but also coming into the office if you want to or are required to

You’ve landed yourself an amazing remote work job and decided to travel the world. Perhaps you’re on a beach in San Diego or a jungle in Jamaica. Once you arrive, though, you suddenly discover that you no longer want to stay in and work. Why would you? It’s so beautiful out there. But work is

80% of people want companies to be inclusive, but this often isn’t the case. In 2020, which was a hard year for most workers, unemployment rates rose for ethnic minorities, low-income families, foreign-born workers, and veterans. Over a longer period of time, though, the situation has been improving. Arguably, remote work has done a lot

Burnout is a far more common phenomenon than many realize. An Indeed report published during the Covid-19 pandemic found that 52% of American workers were feeling burned out. A good employer will spot the signs of excessive stress in their workforce and encourage breaks. If you operate alone as a remote worker, though, there might

If you grew up in the USA, then you’re probably used to having plenty of space. The average American home is far larger than its counterpart in places like Europe or Japan. However, this is beginning to change. Since 2015, the size of homes has been shrinking. This is due partly to an increasing preference

Many companies offer significant benefits to their employees, from health insurance to retirement funds. However, companies hiring a remote workforce need to consider the specific needs of their employees. You need to find ways to get the most out of your team when you can’t meet them face-to-face. With that in mind, here are eight