Working from the beach: remote office in a nutshell

Most of us like traveling. In ancient times people used to travel out of necessity: to find better and more fertile lands, to follow the migration paths of the animals they depended upon, to escape from bellicose nomadic tribes or to create outposts on the outskirts of the familiar domain. As time moved on, traveling became less practical and attained a sense of entertainment and leisure. Today, we tend to travel for fun – to see the countries we have only read about, to meet new people, try new food, to escape the cold of the winter on a beach and simply to change the settings and relax. Nevertheless, there is still a type of traveling we would all prefer to avoid – traveling to work. Millions of employees spend hours every day behind the driving wheel or in pub View the rest of this article