Despite the ways in which its forced some uncomfortable adjustment, it's ultimately allowed for a more work-life balance, with the scale slightly tipping more towards life for many. In fact, the "microshifting" trend that's recently surfaced on social media, which references the idea of breaking up your work day into shorter blocks of time so that real-life responsibilities can be squeezed in, proves that with the right kind of strategy, there's always time to do it all.
Between March 2020 and March 2023, appreciated 36.1% in rural areas, more than doubling their rate of growth in the preceding three-year period, according to analysis conducted by researchers at the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies. In areas with high percentages of seasonal second homes and vacation properties, the surge was even more pronounced at 46.8%, rising from 17.4% from 2016 to 2019, a new working paper by Harvard JCHS' Alexander Hermann and Peyton Whitney finds. Alongside the appeal of nearby natural attractions, such as lakes and mountains, the communities also offer robust infrastructure aimed at supporting traffic flows brought by the tourism industry.
The answer depends on how your home and office are set up and what kind of connection you need. Wi-Fi routers are so good these days that a single access point is often the most straightforward solution. But if you have a larger home or your office is located far away from your router, a mesh network could be a game-changer, boosting the signal no matter where you are.
Your boss has never had more ways to peer over your shoulder. It's not new for bosses to watch workers, of course - especially on corporate devices. But technology updates that let employers better monitor whether you're in the office, or view texts on employer-owned devices, are giving employers even more control. Employer surveillance has grown because of the rise of remote work, and because of a proliferation of tools that allow for monitoring, a recent report from the US Government Accountability Office found.
Today's case examines how one cryptocurrency exchange navigated two major resets in a single year. The first was moving to a fully remote workforce, and the second was adopting a policy that explicitly banned political and social activism at work, sparking an intense debate about leadership, culture, and the boundaries of corporate engagement in social issues. Oh, and if that weren't enough, these decisions came at a pivotal moment just as the company was preparing for its historic IPO.
SpaceX began launching Starlink satellites in 2019 to provide data in the large gaps that still exist between 4G, 5G, and traditional broadband networks. It now has a monopoly on high-bandwidth, low-latency internet that can be quickly and easily installed anywhere, be it land, sea, or air, or in response to a natural disaster. Other consumer satellite internet services exist with more scheduled to come,
Whether you are working from home, recently lost your job, or wanting to figure out how to work online, there has never been a greater time to create that online business or side income. In this exciting Entrepreneur Insider session, Award-Winning digital marketer and serial entrepreneur Alan Howard, gives you the blueprint for creating a simple online business that can put you on the path to location and financial freedom.
Public Wi-Fi has become an essential part of daily business life in London. From cafés and co-working spaces to hotels and trains, employees and entrepreneurs rely on wireless networks to stay connected on the move. Yet as Wi-Fi usage grows, so does the risk. Over the past five years, cybersecurity reports have consistently shown that public hotspots remain one of the easiest entry points for attackers. Business travellers, remote workers, and small companies-especially those without dedicated IT teams-are often the most exposed.
I am a freelance writer who works from home. I like to make the most of my remote job by traveling, but I work from my desk for at least two weeks a month. Earlier this year, I realized that my laptop wasn't cutting it for me, and I purchased the , which I consider to be the best value-for-money Apple device.
Andrew Rendon liked some elements of his commute, though many people wouldn't. That's because his commute entailed a roughly 2.5-hour drive and a flight to boot. Rendon, a 31-year-old DevOps or development and operations engineer, and his wife used to live and work in central New Jersey, but within the past year the couple moved to North Carolina, where his wife found a job.