Both myself and wife are digital nomads and stay at each place for 60 days. The downside is my company will only allow people to work within the US. So we travel state to state. North in the summer, further south in the winter. Many companies are trying to force people back into the office just to sit on video calls, wearing headphones and not talking to each other. It shows how companies ultimately do not trust their employees even though those same employees kept the company running when offices were shut down.
Remote worker here, but by no means a nomad. Besides going to the gym in the morning and seeing my wife in the evening, I have zero human interaction during the work week. It does take a toll on you mentally.
It's not all rainbows n sunshine... I been working remotely from home for 3 years and tbo. I think it takes a toll mentally.. especially if you live alone...
Please stop with the "wfh alone effect" YOU WORK FROM HOME. Let's say that 3 times. I've done it can do it. IF YOUR LIKE NOISE AROUND YOU TO WORK TOSS THAT JOB TO AN INTROVERT who kicks a$$ and takes names when it comes to working independently. It's an old debate & for people to bring it up is pointless. You want sympathy points. There is literally a study of how WFH allows for you to lower risks of traffic accidents alone & possible issues of crime to and from your residence however mainly accidents which can result in ☠️💀. So now you want your life or you want to take a few calls and when you have some down time in between calls watch a game show or something that helps you learn, grow and continue to make more money.
Somethings wrong with the angry commenter smh, anyway I agree, I've gotten so used to being at home I hardly leave the house and I've gained weight sitting all day. It's still much more convenient to wfh
Glad there was a discussion of how nomads impact many of the places they live. They don't contribute to much, and tajke2 housing options away from locals who do contribute and are involved in the community. It's good to travel and experience new places, but some self awareness is needed.
Blame the government for not protecting the locals. Any landlord, who has the option of renting to a Californian for 1500 or renting to a local for 800 will naturally choose the foreigner. Let’s be honest here. Its up to the government to decide what type of protection through fees, taxes and regulation will be implemented.
Too bad this reporter missed out on the big financiers monetizing real estate the world over. Individual Americans, Canadians and N. Europeans aren’t responsible for driving up rents and housing prices. We are victims as well. It’s the large investment banks that have been doing this now for about 2 decades. First I’m London, NYC, San Francisco, Vancouver, Toronto, Los Angeles, Miami… In more recent years it’s occurred in S. European countries. Our governments know this and are largely doing nothing. Vancouver is the only city where they’ve done something about it with mild success. Report in depth on this topic @CBS!
We are still coming out of the pandemic, and the lines are blurry. A huge component of your salary is based on where you live and a lot of employees are not being honest. Companies are slowly starting to adjust pay to where you live outside of the US. The party of California tech salary in cheap European real estate will be over very soon. Cost of living adjustment and dual taxation are underway.
And if AI can do their jobs, well, all the rich real estate landlords are going to be stuck with a lot of empty buildings, cause corporations will maintain their profit. This is going to get interesting.
@@ECUCHRIS904 Not if you tax companies, but I'm talking about the future when a majority of work will be replaced by automation wether it is robots or software. What is society going to do? You can't text a population not working. How will people survive?
Both myself and wife are digital nomads and stay at each place for 60 days. The downside is my company will only allow people to work within the US. So we travel state to state. North in the summer, further south in the winter.
Many companies are trying to force people back into the office just to sit on video calls, wearing headphones and not talking to each other. It shows how companies ultimately do not trust their employees even though those same employees kept the company running when offices were shut down.
Remote worker here, but by no means a nomad. Besides going to the gym in the morning and seeing my wife in the evening, I have zero human interaction during the work week. It does take a toll on you mentally.
Self motivation is the challenge
It is a sacrifice.
That is the goal actually lol. Don't need people, need money to go do things, experience things, invest into things, etc.
you don't have friends? lol
I live alone and I have a gym and swimming pool at my villa. I have zero human interaction and I am loving it 😁
Portugal is a HAVEN for nomads
Not for long. The golden visa program is going away.
It's not all rainbows n sunshine... I been working remotely from home for 3 years and tbo. I think it takes a toll mentally..
especially if you live alone...
Please stop with the "wfh alone effect" YOU WORK FROM HOME. Let's say that 3 times. I've done it can do it. IF YOUR LIKE NOISE AROUND YOU TO WORK TOSS THAT JOB TO AN INTROVERT who kicks a$$ and takes names when it comes to working independently. It's an old debate & for people to bring it up is pointless. You want sympathy points. There is literally a study of how WFH allows for you to lower risks of traffic accidents alone & possible issues of crime to and from your residence however mainly accidents which can result in ☠️💀. So now you want your life or you want to take a few calls and when you have some down time in between calls watch a game show or something that helps you learn, grow and continue to make more money.
@Kang Dynasty is Here wow you're a sad angry dude...I'm offering a different perspective to the post...
@@antoinetbd8016 Now I know you're trolling. Be well. 🖖✌️🙏👍
Somethings wrong with the angry commenter smh, anyway I agree, I've gotten so used to being at home I hardly leave the house and I've gained weight sitting all day. It's still much more convenient to wfh
@Kang Dynasty is Here you too man...I have no ill will towards you..
I wish I could have been able to work at different people around the World.
Glad there was a discussion of how nomads impact many of the places they live. They don't contribute to much, and tajke2 housing options away from locals who do contribute and are involved in the community. It's good to travel and experience new places, but some self awareness is needed.
Blame the government for not protecting the locals. Any landlord, who has the option of renting to a Californian for 1500 or renting to a local for 800 will naturally choose the foreigner. Let’s be honest here. Its up to the government to decide what type of protection through fees, taxes and regulation will be implemented.
maybe if America wasn't such an unbearable place to live Digital nomads wouldn't be a thing.
True, I just got my digital nomad visa for Afghanistan so should be better than USA👍👍🔥
Digital nomads don't actually live anywhere though.
@@brendanpowell5576 enjoy your time in paradise! 😂
Being stuck SUCKS!
Most call centers won't allow people to work anywhere.
Teachers, remember you can go remote and teach from anywhere too!
Wish for this so bad I want get out of america so bad
Tempting tempting
❤
Too bad this reporter missed out on the big financiers monetizing real estate the world over. Individual Americans, Canadians and N. Europeans aren’t responsible for driving up rents and housing prices. We are victims as well. It’s the large investment banks that have been doing this now for about 2 decades. First I’m London, NYC, San Francisco, Vancouver, Toronto, Los Angeles, Miami… In more recent years it’s occurred in S. European countries. Our governments know this and are largely doing nothing. Vancouver is the only city where they’ve done something about it with mild success. Report in depth on this topic @CBS!
We are still coming out of the pandemic, and the lines are blurry. A huge component of your salary is based on where you live and a lot of employees are not being honest. Companies are slowly starting to adjust pay to where you live outside of the US. The party of California tech salary in cheap European real estate will be over very soon. Cost of living adjustment and dual taxation are underway.
#remotework #work
These countries can charge taxes for Nomads
This is only for the upper class. The rest of us don't care
ChatGPT coming for their jobs
These are white collar job holders' problems. Us blue collar or in person job holders don't real care!
DIGITAL NOMAD + FISCAL NOMAD + PENSIONERS: ACTIVE or PASSIVE SOURCE of INCOME!
Hi. I watch Dari Step on you tube. She is a beautiful young Russian woman, who is a digital nomad. She is very talented and her videos are amazing.
Low cost living in lisbon 😂😂😂 get ready to pay 550€ for T1
Lazy reporting lol
And if AI can do their jobs, well, all the rich real estate landlords are going to be stuck with a lot of empty buildings, cause corporations will maintain their profit. This is going to get interesting.
Constantly say this to people, and then they start coming around to universal basic income isn't that funny
Nah, they are getting all the employees that can't perform at home back in with all the newbies.
@@Agustin01 Universal basic income.
AKA inflation.
@@ECUCHRIS904 Not if you tax companies, but I'm talking about the future when a majority of work will be replaced by automation wether it is robots or software. What is society going to do? You can't text a population not working. How will people survive?
That's not how commercial real estate works. Ask yourself how do buildings stay empty for years on end then get back with the answer.