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http://www.hackerparadise.org/ http://www.hackerparadise.org/ I think I met one of the people involved in it at a recent event in Chiang Mai, Thailand (or mayb
by curiouscats 12y ago
http://www.hackerparadise.org/ http://www.hackerparadise.org/
I think I met one of the people involved in it at a recent event in Chiang Mai, Thailand (or maybe someone just told me about it).
- AlexeyMK 12y agoHowdy! HackerParadise organizer here. Shameless plug: we're doing a trip with 4 weeks each in Da Nang, Vietnam, Bali and Chiang Mai, Thailand starting February 15th and still have a few spots left. If you're thinking of trying out the workaway lifestyle, check us out (we handle the hotel + co-working space with good Wi-Fi, snacks & coffee, etc + the trip is full of hand-picked, interesting people). More broadly about the 'burgeoning industry' - from having interviewed hundreds of applicants at this point, I don't think the growing trend is developers going totally nomadic. There's some of that, but then there's also "I want to get the @%^! out of NYC/Berlin during the winter," or "I want to take a month off and see how I could work from here". My feeling is it's a lot more fun to take a month-long workaway than a weeklong vacation, simply because you don't have to be a tourist at the speed of light (just use the weekends to explore) and you get a much more authentic experience of the place you visit while avoiding the guilt of not being productive while the rest of your team is working hard.