For many years, "work" involved going to an office. Long commutes, harsh fluorescent lights, and constant office noise were just normal.

Alright, as remote workers, we have the freedom to work from almost anywhere—at least if our job allows it.

Ever sat through a virtual team building session thinking, "I could be catching up on Netflix right now"? You're not alone!

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects millions worldwide.

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Remote work has been a financial lifesaver for me. With inflation hitting hard, skipping the daily commute (goodbye, sky-high gas prices!)

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Working from home offers flexibility, but it’s easy to fall into unproductive traps.

Working with colleagues across the globe is one of the coolest parts of remote work.

When we're in the office, someone from the work safety department is always looking out for us.

So, my friend recently started a shiny new fully remote job. Two weeks in, and he’s already questioning his entire existence.

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President Trump has signed an executive order requiring federal workers to return to the office full-time.

Remote work makes us lazy. You roll out of bed, sit at your desk in pajamas, and work for hours without thinking about food…

We've all been there. By the time someone becomes a manager, it often feels like they're destined to be disliked, much like politicians.

It’s no secret: people love calling Millennials and Gen Z the “anti-work generation.” And honestly? It’s kind of true!

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