Age Influences Desire to Work Remotely – but Now How You Might Think

By Rachel Puryear It probably won’t surprise you to know that in terms of the desire to work remotely versus preferring to come into a physical workplace, there are some generational gaps. However, how that differential breaks down along generational lines might surprise you. You might assume that desire to work remotely diminishes with age.…

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Should People on Public Benefits Be Required to Work? The Facts Might Surprise You.

By Rachel Puryear If you or someone you love has ever received public benefits, you may know that some benefit programs require people to work a minimum numbers of hours per week (usually 20-30) as a condition of receiving benefits (“work requirements”). Work requirements typically exempt elderly adults, minor children, people who are disabled, people…

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Q&A: Why I Love Working Remotely

By Rachel Puryear This post is in response to a reader who asked me the following question: What do you like best about working remotely, as opposed to in-person? So, in this post, I’ll answer that question. Here are several things I really like about working remotely: I’m a Wanderer at Heart With remote work,…

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Yosemite National Park

By Rachel Puryear Yosemite is a gorgeous national park in the Sierra mountain range, and is such an iconic place in California. El Capitan is immediately recognized in photos, and is a favorite of rock climbers worldwide. The many waterfalls give off refreshing mist on a warm day’s hike, as well as stunning sights. Plenty…

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