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I don’t necessarily think that working remote is the end all be all for jobs that can do it. But the benefits of remote is just too good to give up. No commute,
by Decabytes 4y ago
I don’t necessarily think that working remote is the end all be all for jobs that can do it. But the benefits of remote is just too good to give up. No commute, cheaper cost of living, less stress, etc. Don’t get me wrong there are cons, but the freedom is just too hard to give up. Even if you are struggling at it work wise.
I am able to work remote and live in a state that allowed me to buy a house. If my company wanted me to go into the office I would be fine with that but I would need to be compensated in such a way as to offset the huge jump in cost of living that would cause me. I calculated it and it would take a net increase in my salary of about 30-40K to get me to come back.