It's been generally okay for me in the past, but it looks more and more like I'll be moving overseas sometime in the near future. This reduces the number of "re

It's been generally okay for me in the past, but it looks more and more like I'll be moving overseas sometime in the near future. This reduces the number of "remote" positions available to at least half, or less. The reasons I've been personally given is that it creates complex tax/paperwork situations, or timezone conflicts. So I've started specifically asking about the flexibility of being a "digital nomad" (despite how much I hate that term). This term seems to signal actual remote possibilities fairly well.