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Lots of commentary on Arnade’s recommendations already, so I’ll ask a question instead —- Does anybody here have a regular job and family and take multiple mul
by kritiko 4y ago
Lots of commentary on Arnade’s recommendations already, so I’ll ask a question instead —-
Does anybody here have a regular job and family and take multiple multiple-week trips per year? If so, how do you do it?
- tayo42 4y agoNo family, but it's not hard with tech companies and unlimited pto. In the post covid world and wfh my gf and I work on trips I wouldn't have been able to do before too
- kritiko 4y agoSo the how is roughly: -Work remotely -Take unlimited PTO (how many days is that for you?) Do you find that working on trips impacts your itinerary or choice of accommodations?
- tayo42 4y agoim not working currently but at my last job of 5 years I took between 6-8 weeks of pto a year. 2-3 week trips internationally. my gf works a little more then i do on trips her unlimited pto isnt as flexible. > choice of accommodations? I have to make sure there is working space for 2 and good wifi and internet so I had to pay a little more on those trips and carefully read reviews and look at all the pictures. I'm not a work from a coffee shop person. I need quiet. > impacts your itinerary Not so much, though we don't really plan that much. While working you can stay a little longer. So it becomes do one thing in the afternoon, or in the morning. I like trying lots of new food and exploring cuisine so filling the day with work then eating is fine with me. I did the work-cation thing more on surf trips where I was surfing a lot, less tourist focused stuff. Did this in bali, kauai, puerto rico and europe