If there is nothing else that the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us, it is that working remotely is an option we can all adapt to.  Not only have companies overhauled how they conduct business, but they have been forced to adapt to change. The pandemic has changed our perspective of how we view work. If you are one of those who never worked remotely and are now faced with the option to do it, ask yourself if this is something you enjoy and if so, how can you continue to pursue working from the comfort of your own home if you decide to change careers or if you get laid off due to financial constraints that your company is facing?

Always have a long-term goal in mind. There are so many options out there. You just have to research and find the right fit for you. Think of going after career fields that are optimal for remote work. They are usually high-paying occupations and normally they have a low unemployment rate.  

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