The problem with long-term nomadism
Why? Constant movement wears you out and makes it hard to maintain good connections with other people. The solution seems …
Digital NomadArticles
The best articles, stories, and big ideas about digital nomads, remote work, and the future of work from across the web, sorted chronologically. Since 2015, we've curated 5645 articles, written by 6205 authors from 1333 publishers.
DaedTech
Is It Possible to Have a Company with No Office Politics?
It really comes down to a matter of defining office politics, for better or for worse, and then seeing if they must exist …
WorkThe New Yorker
Why We Sleep, and Why We Often Can't
Dreams also help us to master new skills; practicing a task or a language in our sleep can be as helpful as doing so when we …
HealthRubén Vázquez
One month working remotely from Thailand
Two years ago I was able to break the chains with the office. I became a fully remote worker and, instead of becoming a …
Digital Nomad Remote WorkThe New York Times
What Straight-A Students Get Wrong
If you always succeed in school, you’re not setting yourself up for success in life.
CareerMarginal Revolution
Why is most travel writing so bad?
Too many travel books seem like an inefficient blending of memoir, novel, and travel narration, and they are throughout too …
TravelDEV
'Must be willing to work under pressure' is a warning sign
As a programmer looking for a job, you need to be on the lookout for badly managed companies. Whether it’s malicious …
WorkEFF
TSA's Roadmap for Airport Surveillance Moves in a Dangerous Direction
The Transportation Security Administration has set out an alarming vision of pervasive biometric surveillance at airports, …
TravelGQ
The Last Curious Man
The enormous life of Anthony Bourdain, according to those who knew him best.
Life TravelBloomberg
This Startup Stranded Customers Overseas With No Refunds
We Roam’s broken promises about a new life of remote work are an object lesson in the darker side of startup turnover.
Digital NomadQuillette
The Case for Dropping Out of College
Is spending $200,000 and four years pretend-learning really the best, most cost-effective way to become a better person?
LifeTED
7 ideas about finding the work you were meant to do
You don’t “find your calling,” you fight for it — and other lessons from people who found their passion …
WorkThe New York Times
How to Talk to People, According to Terry Gross
The NPR host offers eight spicy tips for having better conversations.
LifeAndreas Klinger
Managing Remote Teams - A Crash Course
In this article, i will go over the different kind of setups of remote teams, why and how remote teams work differently, when …
Remote WorkHacker News
I work from home and I'm expecting a kid this year, I need pro tips
I work from home and occasionally travel. My wife an I are expecting our first child this year and I’m curious what …
Remote WorkRescueTime Blog
Why you need both rituals and routines to power your workday
According to research, up to 40% of our daily actions are powered by habits—the unconscious actions and routines we’ve …
WorkConsumer Reports
3 Strategies to Find Cheap Airfares, and One to Avoid
Tricks to save on airfare for travelers with time, and an adventurous spirit.
TravelThe Conversation
Designing cities to counter loneliness? Let's explore the possibilities
Do you feel lonely? If you do, you are not alone. While you may think it’s a personal mental health issue, the …
LifefreeCodeCamp
Procrastination Sucks — So Here's The "Eat That Frog" Way to Powerful Productivity
Spend your most valuable time on your most valuable activities and you’ll change the trajectory of your life.
ProductivityAmbition & Balance - by Doist
The 8 Biggest Mistakes to Avoid When Applying For a Remote Job
Advice on landing remote roles from hiring experts at Doist, Buffer, InVision, Timely, and Toggl.
Remote WorkJeffrey Silverstein
How to balance full-time work with creative projects
A guide to finding the right day job, protecting your time, and building creative habits.
Side ProjectRescueTime Blog
Fighting the "loneliness epidemic" at work: Dan Schawbel on creating real connections in the Age of Isolation
In this interview, we spoke with Dan about the real threat of workplace isolation, the way technology increasingly keeps us …
WorkThe Atlantic
How Restaurants Got So Loud
Restaurants are so loud because architects don’t design them to be quiet. Much of this shift in design boils down to …
LifeHarrison Harnisch
20 Questions To Ask Before Joining A Startup
When I first joined a startup in 2012 I did my best to ask the right questions when interviewing. My engineering background …
CareerSignal v. Noise
You probably won't make it to the top
That’s a game worth winning: The one played with yourself for your own betterment. Not the one played against others, …
Life WorkThe Guardian
High score, low pay: why the gig economy loves gamification
Using ratings, competitions and bonuses to incentivise workers isn’t new – but as I found when I became a Lyft driver, …
Gig EconomyTalentWorks
The Science of the Job Search, Part VII: You Only Need 50% of Job "Requirements"
We were curious about how many job requirements are actually required, so we analyzed job postings and resumes for 6,000+ …
CareerFinland Today
Helsinki to Begin Anonymous Recruiting – Job Applications to be Processed Without Name, Gender and Other Personal Info
Anonymous recruiting entails that the name, date of birth, address, mother’s tongue, gender and any other personal …
CareerInc.
This Software Company Has a $1 Billion Valuation, 800 Employees, and Zero Offices
Operating virtually hasn’t exactly slowed the company down. InVision now has 800 employees (up from fewer than 500 a …
Remote WorkFor someone who wants to become a "digital nomad"
Hi, I’m a long time lurker on this page and I just have a few questions that I need some help answering: What does it …
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