We are seeing contrasting opinions in the news with regards to remote working: on the one hand, studies quoted in newspapers point to an impressive growth of remote working and an increasing number of people choosing to become digital nomads; on the other hand, workplace reports state that companies are curbing remote working and aiming
As bills pile up on your doorstep, rent/mortgage is due and your clients are making your life impossible, you start wondering why you have to endure all this. Freelancing should be about having more freedom and more flexibility, including being able to choose whom to work with. There are some strategies that you can put
This article is in partnership with Day Translations. Many European cities have risen to the remote working challenge and are offering great value for money and more. There are a few destinations that have tailored their offerings to cater for the knowing remote working market and they have focused their services to provide: These are
This article is in partnership with Day Translations. In the second issue of The Linguist Magazine there is an interesting piece about how professional translators plan their days. “A day in the life” is a popular trend on social media as it gives you a glimpse of what goes on behind the scenes and you
This article is in partnership with Day Translations. Getting paid handsomely for a freelance writing gig seems to be a thing of the past as budgets seem to be shrinking more each year. In the old days of publishing, authors received generous advance payments and journalists could charge a solid fee for their articles. What
This article is in partnership with Day Translations. In the second issue of The Linguist Magazine compiled by Day Translations there is a feature about working as a remote professional translator. More specifically, author Alejandra Fonseca, who is the Chief Marketing Officer at Day Translations, shared some insights about the opportunities for digital nomads with
Article in partnership with Day Translations. No time to do your own research to find out which country is best for remote jobs and remote working? No worries, here’s a summary of the key findings and a shorthand answer: Denmark. But then, there’s many more countries that deserve a mention. Why Is Denmark the Best
Article in partnership with Day Translations. In forums the discussions about what type of work to do remotely often revolve around earning potential. For digital nomads and remote workers, finding the right type of job that pays well and allows to have time to travel is the ultimate goal. According to Fortune, one of the
Article in partnership with Day Translations. We have talked about European winter destinations for digital nomads before (see article), but it’s worth revisiting the topic again. At the time of writing, the cost of living crisis is affecting many people’s lives so the question is: does moving somewhere else in Europe help you save money
Article in partnership with Day Translations. Do you get paid more if you speak another language? The simple answer to this question is: Yes. Let’s elaborate on this a bit further. If Forbes Says Speaking Languages Will Earn You a Bigger Salary, You Listen Look, it’s not just me saying that being able to speak