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How do we know that remote telecommuting work isn't working? If you could telecommute to work and could live virtually anywhere, Kansas would not likely be at
by jpao79 8y ago
How do we know that remote telecommuting work isn't working? If you could telecommute to work and could live virtually anywhere, Kansas would not likely be at the top of the list due to a somewhat harsh winter climate. I'd imagine people would locate somewhere remote but with a temperate climate (i.e. Central California coast, Florida, Colorado, Western Washington, or even Costa Rica, etc.).
- goseeastarwar 8y agoHis point was that you should be able to live and work from where ever you'd like.
- jlarocco 8y agoYour argument doesn't make sense. The OP says he himself wants to live in a small Kansas town, but can't because it's so difficult to find remote work. I'm sure the majority of people agree with your statement, but not everybody. I'm kind of in the same boat. I'd love to live in a small mountain town, but finding remote work (even as a software developer) is significantly more difficult than finding in-person work in a larger city.
- mwcampbell 8y agoSurely I'm not the only one who would prefer to live and work near where I grew up, regardless of the weather.
- madengr 8y agoI like the weather here I KS. I won’t live anywhere that does not get a continuous hard freeze to kill off all those things that bite.