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I'm in the US. I work remotely for a large healthcare company. The benefits are terrible, the pay is mediocre, and there are no opportunities for advancement, b
by PonyGumbo 15y ago
I'm in the US. I work remotely for a large healthcare company. The benefits are terrible, the pay is mediocre, and there are no opportunities for advancement, but it allows me to work from home with limited oversight.
- civilian 15y ago"Working from home with limited oversight" couldn't you turn that into "work remotely from the Caribbean"?
- PonyGumbo 15y agoSure, I can work from anywhere. By 'limited oversight', I mean that I mostly make my own project schedules, but that I'm expected to be available during normal business hours should the need arise. I did a working vacation several years ago (different company). The downside to trying to work from a vacation destination is that you pay an extraordinary amount for travel and lodging, and then lose most of your day to work. On the bright side, if you take a five day vacation and bookend it with two weekends, that's a nine day trip.