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You can be a digital nomad within the U.S. Just travel around, work in interesting cities, move along when you're feeling it. There's some rumblings about ho
by MilnerRoute 4y ago
You can be a digital nomad within the U.S. Just travel around, work in interesting cities, move along when you're feeling it.
There's some rumblings about hotel chains or housing networks that will let you stay among their various properties, but I haven't checked into it.
- garciasn 4y agoMy company allows us to work from anywhere, at any time, assuming we're in the continental US as that is what many of our client contracts require. That said, hotel wifi is routinely terrible (often a total of 5mbit for all rooms or highly latent), particularly in hours when lots of people are in the hotel (Thursday and Friday, all day, and other days of the work week before check-out and after check-in). When I'm working remote from a hotel, I often find myself on my hotspot and would suggest you have backup solutions for connectivity if you plan to do this on the regular.