Remote work is steadily growing, so we think digital nomadism is something that is here to stay. It's not going to grow as it grew during the pandemic, but we see that people like millennials and Gen Zers are more likely to travel and keep traveling and with their families now too.
Remote work offers flexibility and convenience, but it also opens the door to unique cybersecurity risks. Without the right habits and safeguards, both personal and company data can be exposed to threats.
"Digital nomad visas are still a relatively new way of legally working in another country for an extended period of time - with the first only having launched around four years ago, in the height of the COVID-19 pandemic which forced many companies to shift to remote working practices."
The COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally transformed the work landscape, with remote work expanding from 9 million in 2019 to nearly 28 million by 2021, significantly altering expectations and daily routines.
74% of Orange County workers are satisfied with their work. 52% of workers desire a hybrid work schedule most or all of the time. 71% of workers find AI helpful, with 57% saying it makes them more productive.