The New York Times
There's a Name for the Blah You're Feeling: It's Called Languishing
The neglected middle child of mental health can dull your motivation and focus — and it may be the dominant emotion of 2021.
LifeArticles
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The New York Times
Unemployment Is High. Why Are Businesses Struggling to Hire?
Health concerns, expanded jobless benefits and still being needed at home are among the reasons would-be workers might be …
WorkNational Geographic
'Zoom fatigue' may be with us for years. Here's how we'll cope.
New research shows how employers and tech companies can maintain the positive aspects of remote work while reducing the …
Remote WorkFast Company
10 questions to ask in a job interview that will really expose a company's culture
Culture is felt through the behaviors that are reinforced or discouraged on a day-to-day basis on teams. If you want to get a …
CareerAtlas Obscura
What Is the Hardest Language in the World to Lipread?
For linguists, it is a tremendously controversial and fluid topic of study. What are lipreaders actually looking at? Just how …
LanguageNoDesk
NoDesk Newsletter: Issue #196
This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 39 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.
Newsletter Remote WorkBenji Weber
Don't hire top talent; hire for weaknesses.
Design your hiring process to find the right people to strengthen your teams’ weaknesses, rather than trying to find …
WorkArs Technica
France bans air travel that could be done by train in under 2.5 hours
On Sunday, the French National Assembly voted to ban some short-haul flights in favor of train travel. If the measure is …
TravelForbes
Managers: Asset Or Liability In Remote Work?
This new virtual world created several people challenges for companies and managers: How to monitor progress? How to motivate …
Remote WorkFinancial Times
The cross-border pitfalls of 'working from anywhere'
When employees go overseas, businesses have to grapple with compliance woes — so what might ease the way?
Remote WorkDror Poleg
The Ponzi Career
The future of work is a pyramid scheme, where every person sells his favorite person to the next person.
Future of WorkAxios
The rise of the dreaded "workcation"
Just because work-from-anywhere means we can work on vacation doesn’t mean we should. Experts warn that the …
Remote WorkHarvard Business Review
To Build a Diverse Company for the Long Term, Develop Junior Talent
For employers to make meaningful progress, they need to focus less on hiring and more on creating the internal escalators …
WorkMarker
Why So Many Cities Are Now Paying Workers $10,000 to Relocate
With the rise of remote work, cities like Tulsa and Tucson are offering big bucks to lure talent untethered by an office.
Remote WorkIndex
You're Still Doing Remote Work All Wrong
One year later, an army of remote workers are still making rookie mistakes that lead to burnout.
Remote WorkNoDesk
NoDesk Newsletter: Issue #159
This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 53 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.
Newsletter Remote WorkBehavioral Scientist
"Bursty" Communication Can Help Remote Teams Thrive
Working from home is becoming more mainstream, but large employers are starting to wonder whether remote work actually …
Remote WorkPitchBook
From WFH to WF?: Data startups tackle office uncertainty
Companies face many unknowns as they contemplate a return to office work, but one clear theme is emerging: The post-pandemic …
WorkVox
Remote work is overrated. America's supercities are coming back.
In this interview, Moretti explains why high-productivity workers cluster in a handful of cities and why the strength of …
Remote WorkBBC
Remote working: Is Big Tech going off work from home?
It was speculated that after Covid, the “new normal” for Silicon Valley might be a workforce heavily geared …
Remote WorkCulture Study
The Future of Remote Work is the Opposite of Lonely
This has been the hardest thing for people who didn’t work from home before the pandemic to visualize: your current WFH …
Remote WorkThe Atlantic
The Hidden Toll of Remote Work
Switching to Zoom forever might be convenient, but it’s a recipe for loneliness.
Remote WorkHacker News
What tech job would let me get away with the least real work possible?
I’m an average developer looking for ways to work as little as humanely possible.
CareerThe Ascent
Why I Gave Up My Dream Life as a Digital Nomad Well Before COVID Struck
After some time I found I wasn’t really traveling anymore, I was just looking for somewhere to call home again. I would …
Digital NomadBBC
Why toxic workplace cultures follow you home
Working outside the office should help de-escalate workplace toxicity. But in reality, dysfunctional workplace culture may …
Remote WorkThe Wall Street Journal
You're Going Back to the Office. What Happens to Your Nap Habit?
Working remotely has made taking an afternoon snooze a lot easier, and it won’t be easy to give up. ‘I will …
HealthNoDesk
NoDesk Newsletter: Issue #158
This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 65 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.
Newsletter Remote WorkThe Wall Street Journal
A Year Into Remote Work, No One Knows When to Stop Working Anymore
Workers are exhausted from nonstop working from home; many managers want to get everyone off the treadmill and breathing …
Remote WorkWIRED
After a Remote Year, Tech's Shadow Workforce Barely Hangs On
As tech campuses became ghost towns, the people who kept them running—cooks, custodians, drivers—faced an existential threat …
Remote WorkHacker News
Digital Nomads: What's Your Setup?
What equipment are you using? How are you managing your data consumption? If my work consists of video calls and connected …
Digital Nomad