Despite many employers mandating that employees come back into the office, some workers who experienced remote work during the pandemic are never going back.
Now, many of these remote workers are taking the opportunity to move to places better suited for the work-from-home life.
A new report from global HR platform Remote.com examined 100 popular remote cities across the globe, ranking them based on factors including the quality of life they provide residents, safety level, internet infrastructure, current economic factors, and more.
Only one U.S. city cracked the top 10 — Portland, Maine.
“Immigrant populations have increased diversity of a traditionally hard-to-reach region, so international visitors may feel more at home here
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