Vox
How remote work is quietly remaking our lives
Working from anywhere: the good, the bad, the lovely.
Remote WorkVox
Working from anywhere: the good, the bad, the lovely.
Remote WorkThe Atlantic
Our unpredictable and overburdened schedules are taking a dire toll on American society.
LifeDeloitte Insights
Why fostering human capabilities first might be more important than reskilling in the future of work.
Future of WorkLiterary Hub
Ever since the discovery that light—and particularly blue light—can suppress melatonin and alter the timing of our circadian …
Health WorkDistributed.blog
In this episode, Stephen shares with host Matt Mullenweg — another remote CEO — his perspective on the value of …
Podcast Remote WorkNPR
Many of us tend to do just about anything to avoid conversation or even eye contact with strangers. And smartphones make it …
HappinessI’ve been reading up on this and other offshoring while getting ready to move again. I think I have a viable use case …
e-ResidencyDerek Sivers
Where you are is partially defined by where you are not. When you’re somewhere, you’re not somewhere else. But …
TravelPeter Attia
In this episode, Jason Fried, co-founder of Basecamp, shares his beliefs around achieving business success in a modern world …
Podcast Remote Work Work-Life BalanceTomasz Tunguz
This is often why we see remote and distributed companies invest in human resources functions earlier on. consequently, these …
Remote WorkForge
‘Do you have any questions for me?’ is a make-or-break moment.
CareerAndreessen Horowitz
These stories are indicative of a larger trend: call it the “creator stack” or the “enterprization of …
Future of Work Gig EconomyThis is my last official week as a DN. I lasted 2.5 years.
I start a new job in November that is not remote friendly. …
Digital NomadEric Khun
I often advocate people surrounding me to build their own side projects. I believe they can fulfill you in so many ways: for …
Side ProjectThe New York Times
The findings put pressure on airline regulators to take stronger action to fight climate change as they prepare for a summit …
TravelThe New York Times
WeWork is the ultimate manifestation of this bad idea. Its rise is a sign that we have no good way, in modern life, to value …
CoworkingThe New York Times
My wanting to share every waking thought became eclipsed by a desire for an increasingly rare commodity — a private life.
LifeMedium
I’ll be honest — the first few months were bleak. I didn’t have any projects lined up when I made the leap to …
FreelanceAmbition & Balance - by Doist
Building a company culture that assumes your team can’t be trusted is like playing basketball with one hand tied behind …
Remote WorkBYU
The impostor syndrome, a phenomenon that manifests when people feel like frauds even if they are actually capable and …
LifeThe New York Times
“Hacking” your work only works if you’re a person who would be congratulated for your ingenuity. If …
WorkNoHQ
We’re remote because people stopped showing up. In the beginning, there was no office because it was me in the …
Remote WorkPaul Jarvis
Passion or love doesn’t have to be part of the work/job equation. The value of work is that you get paid to do it, not …
WorkTim Harford
Travellers are well used to these: the strange cover charge in the tourist-trap restaurant; the outrageous price of the hotel …
TravelNautilus
Human language is amazingly creative. If you make up a sentence of any complexity, and search for that exact sentence on the …
LanguageSo a couple weeks ago, we had a pretty ridiculous fiasco with Airbnb, in which they claimed that “A fan legally …
Digital Nomad TravelBBC
The flight shame movement is about feeling accountable for your carbon footprint
The Wall Street Journal
The personal-finance playbook followed by past generations doesn’t add up for many people the way it used to. …
MoneyOur World in Data
The world needs ideas and innovation to make progress against the many problems we face. Creative and talented people that …
WorkForge
It’s still the best way to communicate professionally, but only if you follow these guidelines.
WorkSydney Lake | Fortune
Remote workers are accepting lower salaries in order to work from home. Some are taking as much as 5% to 15% less pay to do so, while other employers are reversing the strategy to entice workers to come to the office at higher salaries.
Polly Thompson, Jyoti Mann | Business Insider
In an email sent on Friday morning, CEO Michael Dell said that from March, the company would expect all employees living within roughly an hour of offices to be at their desks five days a week.
Kathryn B. Creedy | BBC
Ever wondered why flight times seem to be getting longer? It’s called “padding”, a phenomenon that helps airlines arrive on time – but at a cost.
Aki Ito | Business Insider
Why have Zoomers replaced boomers as the most burned-out generation?
Jennifer Liu | CNBC
With the new year comes new goals, and for some CEOs that includes issuing fresh return-to-office mandates for their workers.
Zoë Cullen, Christopher Stanton | Harvard Business School Working Knowledge
More organizations are asking employees to return to offices, but many employees would rather take a pay cut than commute. Research by Zoë Cullen and Christopher Stanton puts a value on remote work.
DJ DiDonna | Harvard Business Review
A research-based primer on getting the most out of an extended leave from work.
Ashley Belanger | Ars Technica
US agencies wasting billions on empty offices a “embarrassment,” RTO memo says.
David A. Patterson | Communications of the ACM
Sharing 16 life lessons, and nine magic words.
Daniel | NoDesk
This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 36 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.
Seher Asaf, Kathryn Armstrong | BBC
New Zealand has relaxed its visa requirements to attract so-called “digital nomads” - people who travel while working remotely - in an attempt to boost tourism.
Mert Bulan
It’s been over a year since one of the most significant turning points in my life, and it’s time to reflect on that.
UBS
In an era of remote work, many hoped for greater gender equity. Yet Nobel Laureate Claudia Goldin’s work shows there’s more to it.
Katrien Devolder | The University of Oxford
Instead of asking whether remote workers are lazy, we should ask whether, and how, different working arrangements enable people to direct their effort more effectively to the right goal.
Lizzie Enfield | BBC
Sweden’s long, cold nights might put you off going there in winter, unless, that is, you are in search of that elusive 21st-Century luxury: a good night’s sleep.
Julia Richardson | The Conversation
According to the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE), about 10% of federal workers are fully remote. The impact of this order will be far-reaching.
Lily Zheng | Harvard Business Review
How a new framework built around fairness, access, inclusion, and representation can succeed where DEI has failed.
Zoe Conway | BBC
Working from home is creating a generation who are “not doing proper work”, the former boss of Marks and Spencer and Asda has warned.
Emma Goldberg | The New York Times
Amazon, JPMorgan and others have been telling their employees that remote work is over. Now federal employees have been ordered to come to work in person, too.
John | World Day
Forget the tourist-packed Piazzas and crowded museums – Florence’s hidden nomad scene offers a tantalizing blend of old-world charm and digital-age connectivity. As the birthplace of the Renaissance, this Italian gem now fosters a quiet revolution, attracting remote workers seeking inspiration amid its cobblestone streets and artistic legacy.
Daniel | NoDesk
This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 36 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.
Russell Baylis
I work from home everyday, I am susceptible to eye strain, eye pain, and dizziness. Having a working environment that’s as easy on my eyes as possible is of critical importance. I hope that by sharing what I’ve learned, it can be helpful to you if you work from home, and like many, have experienced WFH eye strain.
Anna Holmes | The New York Times
Don’t count on human resources to take your side in a workplace issue, especially if it involves a conflict with your boss.
JasminePacahanas | Reddit
I’m wondering how many of you have a remote job while traveling and how many of you have your own businesses/ freelancing/ selling your own products.
Getting a fully remote job nowadays is extremely difficult considering everyone wants to work remotely. Is it even worth chasing a remote job?
Cal Newport | The New Yorker
Lawmakers attempting to regulate children’s access to social media must decide whether bans or warning labels are the optimal route for keeping kids safe.