A CEO Who Pays Employees to De-Locate from the Bay
As someone who works remotely and who posts remote-friendly openings for his team in the Who's Hiring HN thread, it's kind of amazing to me that more people aren't actively looking to get out.<p>I live and work in a small midwestern town because my wife's military job has us here.  If I was single, however, I would make the most of my remoteness and try working from a variety of towns.  Here's some places that I would try if I was a young remote worker:<p>- A small Colorado/Utah/Montana ski town.  Some place like Telluride, where I could ski/hike/bike in the mornings<p>- A fun desert town with great recreation like Moab, UT...Prescott, AZ...Bend, OR...<p>- A beach town in S. Florida during the winter<p>- Costa Rica, Panama, Bay Islands of Honduras in the wintertime<p>- Thailand<p>- South coast of Texas in the Winter, Texas Hill Country in the fall<p>It could be so much fun...