The remote work revolution started “gradually, then suddenly,” as penned by Matt Mullenweg. Within a few weeks, everyone from Square to Shopify was announcing permanent or extended WFH policies.
Here's a list of tools for digital nomads looking for a change:
First, start out with the practical stuff. Take your list of dream cities and plug them into a Relocation Calculator to find how far your salary goes on the basics. 💸
If early retirement is high on your list, scout out cities with a lower cost of living with this Financial Independence Calculator. 🏖
Timezones become really important with a distributed team so you’ll want to look closely at timezone overlap with your teammates.⌚️
A little tip: plan a trial trip before you lock it in. Test out a new city first by staying at an Outsite with fellow nomads. 👋
All this said, it’s still a tricky time to move right now, especially internationally. Keep tabs on travel restrictions for countries on your dream list with MayWeLeave. ✈️
Relate just launched a new design tool that translates pixels to code. This isn't the first attempt at this promise but we're eager to try it out.
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