Remote work hasn't been the best for my career — I was passed up twice for promotions. But it's been amazing for my personal life.

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Hannah Hood.

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Young remote workers are missing out on crucial IRL feedback from colleagues

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Young workers who don't make the trek into the office risk missing out on valuable feedback from colleagues, according to a group of economists.

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Billionaire investor Howard Marks sounds the alarm on commercial real estate – warning of a wave of mortgage defaults

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Billionaire investor Howard Marks.

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Bosses hate work from home because 'home' is for women

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Bosses think working from home is for sissies — they see the home as the woman's domain.

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Here are the top 10 states to live in if you want to work remotely, according to a new study

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A remote worker attends a virtual meeting on their laptop.

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A baby boomer who quit his 6-figure job rather than return to the office says managers are threatened by remote work and just want people back so they can see them working

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Dennis (not pictured) liked the autonomy of full-time remote work.

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Return to the office or see a pay cut: More and more companies are forcing remote workers to choose

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On Monday, April 3, 2023, people ride a New Jersey Transit train in Secaucus, New Jersey, traveling into Penn Station, New York.
Some of these New Jersey Transit train riders might be among the workers whose companies are telling them to return to the office or face the consequences.

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Get a remote job while you still can: More and more companies are calling workers back to the office — or outsourcing to cheaper workers overseas

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An employee reportedly asked to go remote. Her CEO says he outsourced her job to India instead and saved 40% on labor costs.

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The CEO of Society for Human Resource Management told WSJ he outsourced an employee's job to India after she asked for it to be made remote.

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The rise of remote work helped a former teacher with $80,000 in student debt switch to her dream job and get a $20,000 pay raise without moving

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Remote work helped Jackie Carbo land her higher-paying dream job.
Remote work helped Jackie Carbo land her higher-paying dream job.

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