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By Daniel (@nodeskco).

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Latest Jobs

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• Brand Design Intern (Summer 2024) at Dropbox - Remote (US)

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• Compensation Manager at Stitch Fix - Remote (US)

• Sales Development Representative Manager at Maze - Remote (US East)

• Senior Product Designer, In-App at Customer.io - Remote (Americas)

• Software Engineer in Test Intern, Summer 2024 at Okta - Remote (Canada, US)

• Vice President, Growth Marketing at Platform.sh - Remote (Worldwide)

• Account Executive, CEE at Stripe - Remote (Poland)

• Business Operations and Strategy Associate at Coursedog - Remote (US)

• Onboarding Manager at Apollo - Remote (US)

• People + Culture Business Partner at Olo - Remote (US)

• Senior HR Business Partner, Tech at Deel - Remote (EMEA)

• Campaign Marketing Manager, Lifecycle at Twilio - Remote (US)

• Data Engineer Intern at Discord - Remote (US)

• Director, Marketing Operations at FullStory - Remote (US)

• Senior Brand Designer I at Articulate - Remote (US)

• Senior Product Marketing Associate at Olo - Remote (US)

• Customer Solutions Engineer, EMEA at Cloudflare - Remote (UK)

• Customer Support Associate at Squarespace - Remote (Australia)

• Design Research Intern (Summer 2024) at Dropbox - Remote (Canada)

• Kotlin Software Engineer - Platform Engineering at Help Scout - Remote (US)

• Senior Brand Designer at Articulate - Remote (US)

• Senior Financial Analyst at Mural - Remote (Canada, US)

• Director, Growth Marketing at Omada Health - Remote (US)

• Security Engineer at Cloudflare - Remote (Portugal)

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Top Picks

Hand-picked articles, stories and ideas from the remote work community and beyond.

Bosses thought they won the return-to-office wars by imposing rigid policies. Now they’re facing a wave of legal battles

Gleb Tsipursky | Fortune

After seemingly having won the return-to-office wars, employers may be walking into a legal storm by enforcing rigid return-to-office (RTO) mandates.

‘Double dipping’: why managers worry that staff have a second job on the sly

Pilita Clark | Financial Times

There is growing concern that remote workers are offering their services elsewhere.

Americans extend their holiday travel in remote work era

Erica Pandey | Axios

Americans are taking advantage of a longer travel window for Thanksgiving — leaving earlier and returning later to beat traffic and spend more time with family and friends.

Millennials are the reason you can still work remotely

Juliana Kaplan | Insider

If you’re working from home today — or an empty office — you can thank (or blame) a millennial.

The remote work mystery deepens—traffic is worse than ever but offices are sitting empty

Jane Thier | Fortune

It’s hard to ignore the fact that almost nobody is in their office as much as they used to be. Indeed, just 5% of workers worked entirely from home before the pandemic. For over two years now, offices can’t quite surpass half-full, and more than a third of workers who can work from home do so all the time. One of the most commonly cited benefits of working outside the office is the fact that it means avoiding the slog of commuting, which can be incredibly costly both financially and time-wise.

There are many reasons disabled people can’t just work from home – threatening to cut their benefits won’t fix the wider problems

Paula Holland, Calum Carson, Rebecca Florisson | The Conversation

Our recent study found that disabled people greatly valued having access to hybrid and remote working. And 80% regarded having access to remote working as essential or very important factors when looking for a new job. Disabled women, carers and people with multiple impairments in particular considered remote working as essential.

Workers in Seoul have ditched remote working. Now the capital has the strongest office market in the world.

Polly Thompson | Business Insider

The debate over whether companies should allow flexible work-from-home arrangements versus mandating their employees to return to the office continues to divide the US workforce.

Inside Digital Nomad Paradise: How a Bulgarian town became a haven for remote workers

Krista Hessey | Global News

A small town in Bulgaria is attracting a new kind of visitor: digital nomads.

New college grads are more likely to be unemployed in today’s job market

Abha Bhattarai | The Washington Post

The unemployment rate for recent college graduates is higher than for the general population in an unusual shift.

Do Colder or Warmer Places Eat More Spicy or Bland Food?

Frank Jacobs | Gastro Obscura

The correlation between temperature and flavor is obvious across the U.S., Europe, and Asia.

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