Vanessa Brown+FollowIs Remote Work Really Over? Not So Fast!Heard your company wants everyone back in the office? Turns out, remote work is alive and well—just a little more undercover. While big brands are making headlines with strict office rules, lots of folks are still working from home thanks to off-the-record deals with their managers. If you value flexibility, it might be worth asking for your own exception. The hybrid hustle is real! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #RemoteWork00Share
Amanda Stewart+FollowRemote Job Sites That Actually WorkLooking for a remote gig in 2026? Skip the endless scrolling—these platforms are game-changers. We Work Remotely is still the OG for legit listings, FlexJobs weeds out scams with human-reviewed posts, and Remote OK is a techie’s dream with salary filters. Remote.co gives you the inside scoop on company culture, while Working Nomads is perfect for digital wanderers. Seriously, which site helped you land your last remote job? Spill in the comments! #JobCareer #RemoteWork #JobSearch10Share
Glen Daniels+FollowRemote Jobs That Pay Bank 💸Did you know there are entry-level remote gigs paying $49+ an hour? From data scientist to political scientist, these roles let you skip the commute and stack serious cash—all from your couch. Most need a degree or portfolio, but once you’re in, location barely matters. Remote work is still thriving, even as some companies push for office returns. Who knew working in your PJs could be this lucrative? #JobCareer #Job #RemoteWork00Share
Phyllis Smith+FollowChatGPT’s Top Remote Jobs RevealedCurious what jobs are actually worth going remote for? I asked ChatGPT and the list is pretty solid: Software Engineer ($131K), Data Scientist ($112K), Project Manager ($100K), Social Media Manager ($159K), and Customer Support ($61K). All the stats check out with the Bureau of Labor Statistics, so you know it’s legit. If you’ve got the skills (or want to learn), these gigs are in demand and totally WFH-friendly! Which one would you try? #JobCareer #RemoteWork #WFH00Share
Paige Douglas+FollowWhy Americans Need a Dutch Work-Life ResetEver felt guilty for logging off work at 5 PM? Turns out, that’s only an American thing. A Dutch remote worker recently schooled their New York boss for expecting late-night emails and weekend calls, proving that outside the US, people actually get to have a life after work. The real hack? Setting boundaries isn’t laziness—it’s just normal everywhere else. Maybe it’s time we all start clocking out on time and stop apologizing for having dinner with friends. #Business #WorkLifeBalance #RemoteWork00Share
robertjones+FollowHoliday Traditions, But Make It SpontaneousWho says you have to spend the holidays at home? For the past five years, my husband and I have ditched the usual family gatherings for last-minute adventures—think desert road trips, island escapes, and even a magical Paris Christmas. No kids, no pets, just us, our laptops, and a suitcase. It’s all about chasing new experiences and making the most of our freedom while we can. Would you ever swap tradition for travel? #News #HolidayTravel #RemoteWork00Share
gordonangela+FollowWould You Go Back to the Office for Disney?Big media companies like Paramount and NBCUniversal are telling workers to dust off their office shoes—most will be back at their desks four or five days a week by 2026. If you love your couch commute, Netflix and YouTube are still cool with remote work. The real drama? Some folks are taking severance instead of giving up their home office perks. If your job offered a choice, would you go back or cash out? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #remotework10Share
fnixon+FollowHow Amazon Busted a Remote Work ImpostorEver get annoyed by laggy Wi-Fi? Turns out, Amazon used keyboard lag to catch a remote worker who was supposed to be in the US but was actually in North Korea! The sneaky trick? The delay in typing tipped off security that something was off. With remote work booming, companies are getting creative to spot impostors. So, next time your Zoom freezes, just be glad you’re not getting investigated! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #remotework00Share
Phyllis Smith+FollowRemote Jobs That Actually Pay More?!Turns out, working from home isn’t just about wearing pajamas all day—it can actually pay better than a regular office job! From freelance writing and social media management to web development and online tutoring, there are tons of remote gigs that can boost your bank account. Some people are making $10k+ a month without ever commuting. If you’re tired of the 9-to-5 grind, check out these high-paying remote jobs and see if your dream work-from-home life is closer than you think! #JobCareer #RemoteWork #WorkFromHome10Share
Kim Reeves+FollowWhy Payscale Ditched Seattle for BostonPayscale, the company behind those salary calculators you use to see if you’re underpaid, just made Boston its new HQ after years of being all-remote. After 20+ years in Seattle, they’re packing up for the East Coast. Why? More of their team is now in Massachusetts, and it’s a sign that remote work is still shaking up where companies call home. If your company’s still remote, don’t be surprised if the HQ moves closer to where the talent is! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #remotework00Share