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‘The new normal’: work from home is here to stay, US data shows
(www.theguardian.com)
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Found one real job this year without any problems. Maybe look worldwide? You're not any longer bound to your city or your county when looking for 100% remote.
I had to shift this attitude myself when I started looking around this year. Was used to only look for jobs nearby to reduce commute... Bullshit. Opened up for worldwide (English is business language nearly everywhere) and now happily work remote 100%.
I wish you much success!
And neither are people in every other country, including low wage countries...
Scheduling alone makes it worth it to hire people in every hemisphere.
That's an incentive to hire everyone in one hemisphere, unless we're talking about a world wide company that needs people in multiple times zones.
Every company I've worked with since 2007, big or small, has dealt with people in multiple time zones. Even when i was a freelancer.
Timezones and hemispheres are different things.