Hey, i am considering finding a remote job and being able to travel year round to latin america, europe, asia etc... To the single successful men that do that is it worth it ? Would it be better if you stayed in your home city ?
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Most companies do not allow that kind of stuff due to tax requirements and if they were to find out you would likely be out of a job. Too risky, IMO.
Travel within the same country to different states can even be frowned upon depending on tax laws and obligations.
Travel within the same country to different states can even be frowned upon depending on tax laws and obligations.
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Just do it anyway and use a VPN
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Good idea but better to make your own business even if the pay is less. The added flexibility is worth it.
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A lot of companies are also going to hybrid now. Like 2 or 3 days at home and 2 or 3 days at the office.
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If someone ever takes a closer look at the IP logs it will be immediately obvious that a VPN/proxy was used. Might raise enough suspicion to cause problems or they could just ban the use of a VPN for logging in to company resources. I'm just saying it's not risk free if their IT department knows their sh!t.
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If so, just find a new job, but in the mean time enjoy the paychecks until IT finds out (if they even do, or care). I'm fvcking sick of the US work culture and people being people being slaves to companies that don't give a single fvck about their employees. No one should ever let their job hold them back from what they want in life.