Remote work

Working from home is becoming the new normal. How can companies keep up while still managing teams effectively?

Despite the glamorous side to digital nomadism (jet setting off around the world for as long as you like, working from wherever)... ...It's easy to screw up this lifestyle. I'm talking about managing your money across currencies, finding places to work that help you stay productive, managing your time, so you're not stuck in a hotel room 24/7, and protecting your data while abroad. And that is the tip of the iceberg of things you need to worry about when you start living out of a suitcase…

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Don't let anyone deter you. The dream of working from home—perhaps in your pajamas, from the warmth of your bed—is well within reach. The freelancing workforce has grown from just 6 percent of employees in 1989 to 34 percent of employees today—and according to data from jobs website FlexJobs, freelancers should make up 43 percent of the workforce by 2020. And there's more good news for those who are ready to trade in their office badges: Not all guys and gals working from home are subsisting…

Employers seeking guidance on when—and whether—to bring staffers back to the office are turning to advisers like Maureen Ehrenberg. She shares what she's learned with Crain's Private Intelligence.

Here is a list of Remote Jobs That Pay At Least $150K! This shift towards remote work has opened up new opportunities for professionals to earn a lucrative income while enjoying the freedom and flexibility of working from anywhere. As the demand for remote work continues to grow, finding well-paying remote jobs in various industries is becoming increasingly possible.

Preference for remote work complicates employer decisions as they will continue to face a very challenging hiring market. Who is winning the battle between going all-remote and traditional onsite work?