I live in Boston and New York City. Supercommuting is hard, but I'm unwilling to sacrifice my personal or professional life.

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Sophie Rae lives in Boston and New York City.

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3 Supercommuters who travel across multiple states for work share how they manage it and why it's worth it

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Gen Xers and boomers are giving up on hybrid work: They're either all in or out on the office

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Over two-thirds of workers between the ages of 50-64 are working fully on-site.

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A journalist who commutes from Ohio to NYC every week after being told to return to the office says he's not sure how long he can keep it up

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I'm a supercommuter and it takes me 14 hours to get to and from work. I do it because I'm passionate about the job, but it's stressful when things go awry.

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Left: a man on a plane taking a selfie. Right: A view out of a airplane window with a wing in view.
Malick Mercier, left, commutes across the country for work.

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