r/remoteworks

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My job switched to 100% remote a couple months ago after about 10 years being in office every day. Overall it’s awesome, my wife works from home too so once we get to kids to camp/school we get to hang out most of the day.

But I legit shower twice, maybe 3 times a week now. I used to shower everyday before going to the office. I also shave MAYBE once a week now. I basically just kinda pat my hair down maybe put a brush on it just enough to not look like I just woke up if I’m on a meeting.

Anyone else?

So the whole reason I want a remote job is because I move around so much and I want to be able to make a steady income wherever I am. Are there any remote jobs that allow you the freedom to work wherever you please, without being hooked up to a big modem or being in the same location every day?

Based in Europe (work authorization here), background in tech consulting and finance. Targeting remote roles with US companies and getting nowhere. I am looking to stay in Europe and work remotely for a US company.

For anyone who's done it:

1. Did you land the role first and then negotiate the EOR setup, or filter upfront for companies that already hire globally?
2. Any way to surface those roles instead of "remote (US only)"?
3. Is invoicing as a contractor the more realistic path?

Edit: I am a U.S. citizen.

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I genuinely feel for young people starting out, being forced to "drive until they can afford" a home to raise a family. Now you are stuck in traffic for 2 hrs a day to get to and from work.

As much as the majority of people in NA defend car-centric infrastructure, no one likes driving like this. I would fight to avoid it too if I was in that predicament.

But I still hate collaborating with people working from home and I'll do everything I can to avoid it.

For me, the interesting part has been realizing the work itself usually isn’t the difficult part... it’s how much your routines, structure, and even sense of time changes once you stop commuting every day.

Some people seem way more productive remotely, while others struggle with isolation or separating work from personal life.

Curious what adjustment surprised people the most after going remote full-time.

One thing we often forget while looking for remote jobs is that we are competing on a global level. If you are struggling to secure a job in your own country, imagine how much more competitive the global job market can be. Remote work opens opportunities worldwide, but it also means competing with talented professionals from all over the world.

Hi, everyone! I recently accepted a *really nice* fully remote work position. However, I never have worked remote and I am quite nervous. Can you please give me some advice/recommendations? Everything would help! Thanks!