Seeking: A job that’s remotely interesting

I love being a remote worker, particularly at night. The companies I work for don’t have to fork over big bucks to rent or buy office space/keep the lights on/pay security guards, and I don’t have to sit alone in an empty building. There’s no need to provide free coffee or snacks. Tools like Slack and email allow for great communication, creativity and brain-storming. And, worker retention and loyalty remains high.

Working from home also allows me to avoid getting sick or making others in the office ill. It means I can work during New England’s winter storms without driving in them (and I still get to enjoy the beauty of living here). Since my car is in the garage, it isn’t adding to traffic jams or harming the environment in any way. Plus, these are my colleagues: