The World Cup could make 2026 the 'summer of working from home,' says RTO guru Nicholas Bloom

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A Stanford economist says the World Cup may trigger a spike in working from home.

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The debate over what's making it harder for college grads to get hired

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Early-career workers are having a hard time landing jobs.

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As an AI startup CEO, I pay each employee $18,000 a year to live close to work, and the investment is worth it

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Sebastian Jimenez

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UK fintech company Revolut recently said that interns and participants in its graduate program in 2027 will be expected in the office at least three days a week.

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I love scuba diving and coding. So I figured out a way to make a living doing both.

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Eliana Jordan
After teaching scuba diving around the world, Eliana Jordan learned to code and began building a scuba-diving booking app.

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Flexport CEO reignites debate over remote work after likening it to 'white-collar fraud'

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Flexport CEO Ryan Peterson.
Flexport CEO Ryan Petersen called remote work "white collar fraud" in a recent podcast interview.

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This CEO spent years betting on remote work. Now he's evolving his stance because of AI.

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Toptal CEO Taso Du Val said that it's beneficial for innovative teams to be in person.

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He moved to Bangkok but still works US hours — and says the overnight schedule feels more relaxed

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Andrew Corona moved from the US to Bangkok in 2025.

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AI workers don't work from home — they 'home from work'

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Founders and workplace experts said that post-pandemic AI startups operate in a high-trust environment and have very tight-knit cultures that demand in-person work.

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WFH is a bigger driver of entry-level job woes than AI, researchers say

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An IT specialist works from home in Novi Sad, Serbia, in January 2026.
Remote work may be reshaping junior hiring more than AI is, researchers say.

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