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It is an acquired taste, but working remote as a software engineer and manager as I have been for decades, I cannot imagine anything better.
by tluyben2 5y ago
It is an acquired taste, but working remote as a software engineer and manager as I have been for decades, I cannot imagine anything better.
- masklinn 5y ago> working remote That assumes there's viable internet connection, which is often not the case in small remote villages (that is one of the huge caveats).
- vimy 5y agoThat’s where Starlink comes in.
- tluyben2 5y agoTrue, if you need that (I do), but I have not encountered issues since the past 15 or so years. Before that it was harder. Obviously there are places that have nothing: I have lived there too and that is a lot more hassle. For me still better than a city. Each their own.
- foepys 5y agoMaybe this will change with Starlink or over time but usually remote places in Europe have really, really slow internet connections (if any) so they are not really suited for remote work unless you can do everything via Citrix or similar.
- MomoXenosaga 5y agoI see this a lot. Don't you like culture or people? There's nothing out there, only ignorant old people.