I took a higher-paying job instead of one where I could work from home. I'm not sure it was the right move.

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Erik Bernard likes his government job in Australia, but not the commute.

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I work from a cruise ship for 3 months a year. Here's how I stay productive at sea.

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Walter Biscardi on the Oceania Sirena in December 2023.

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I'm a tax lawyer who helps wealthy people move to lower their taxes — and prepare for residency audits

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I'm a recent college grad who landed my dream job, but it was a remote position. I quit because I got lonely at home.

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The author is a recent college grad.

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A millennial who made $225,000 secretly working 2 remote jobs shares why he decided to give up overemployment: 'The juice wasn't worth the squeeze'

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A millennial made $225,000 secretly working two remote jobs but ultimately decided to quit one of them. The worker in the story is not pictured.

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Economists say you could be missing out on 'knowledge spillovers' if you build your career away from a big city

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Singapore says it'll let workers ask for their dream schedule. There's just one obstacle.

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Singapore's new guideline is part of a global trend toward workforce flexibility.

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Beware: leaving a big city could be really bad for your career

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6 people who made up to $500,000 a year secretly working multiple remote jobs share why they don't feel guilty — and why there's nothing wrong with 'overemployment'

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Some people are making six-figure incomes secretly working multiple remote gigs. They don't feel guilty about it. None of the workers in the story are pictured.

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The city whose 'doom loop' just might be worse than San Francisco's

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St. Louis, Missouri.

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