Freelance and Remote Working

Remote work promised us flexibility and thrilling new lifestyles, but the day-to-day reality often brings meeting fatigue and unexpected hurdles. So, what went astray from the promise, and how can these hidden benefits optimize your experience?

There's a whole community of professionals online who trade tips about juggling jobs on the sly. They describe themselves as "overemployed" — and remarkably, they seem to be getting away with it.

"I've been told I'm crazy for trying to live full-time on a cruise ship, but it's not just for retired people."

While adoption rates vary by country, industry and company size, the remote working trend continues to gather momentum as more employees demand flexible working arrangements and many organizations recognize the potential benefits, such as increased productivity, reduced overhead costs and access to a larger talent pool.

Remote work allows hiring top talent from anywhere in the world without geographical restrictions.

In today's interconnected world, organizations often face the challenge of managing multicultural and geographically dispersed teams. Here are some tips on how to encourage inclusion.

As the CEO of a company that was an early adopter of a fully distributed workplace model, here are five important lessons I've learned from the experience.

The benefit of "remote work" is that it should enable greater freedom and flexibility — yet for many, it's led to be even more inundated with communications, back-to-back meetings and extended working hours. To realize the potential of remote work as a path to greater productivity and freedom, we need to move toward asynchronous work. Here's how to do it.

While Elon Musk is right to question the effectiveness of fully remote teams, his solution to return to the office full-time is misguided. Here's one remote CEO's take on why his concerns are right, but his solution is wrong — and how to make remote work functional.

Welcome to the Age of The Agile Workplace.

A four-day workweek leads to more satisfied workers, narrows the gender gap and the return on investment is better than expected.

Appearance is business is still important, even when working from home. Here are some tips on how to present yourself in the best way.

Use these tips to save time, money, boost productivity and otherwise get the most from your home work environment.

The future of work is changing. Are you ready to change with it?

To be successful at freelancing, you need to make sure you are good at controlling your own time.

You can still continue to work from home if you approach the conversation with your boss the right way.

Employees need to go back into the office.

Sometimes the best answer is to call in a freelancer.

Far beyond getting out of your pajamas, these tips encourage wellness when you are working from home.

Here are some job ideas for the thoughtful and independent introvert.

All you need is a laptop, wi-fi and some wanderlust.