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I don't like the term. It conjures up images of someone sitting on a beach in Thailand, creating courses and books on how to sit on a beach in Thailand while cr
by DarrenDev 4y ago
I don't like the term. It conjures up images of someone sitting on a beach in Thailand, creating courses and books on how to sit on a beach in Thailand while create courses and books on how to...
You know, selling "how to be free just like me." Back in my day, we just went backpacking and picked some apples to make money.
But moving past the term and looking at working remotely from different locations, yes. Myself and my partner have been doing just that ever since Covid started and remote working became more acceptable.
We moved around -- and are still moving -- a lot, between Dublin, the Canary Islands and Southern Spain. The biggest difficulty we found was sourcing office furniture and extras (monitors, etc.) in each location. This is a problem that needs fixing, at least in sunny climates that attract remote workers for a few months.
While we'll probably slow down on the frequency and duration of moves now that things ares settling a little, we're unlikely to stop completely. It's hard to argue against a cold and grey Irish winter in the sun.