WI City One Of Best In U.S. For Temporarily Working Remotely

If you're looking to travel and work remotely, there's a city in Wisconsin that comes highly recommended.

The Pandemic Changed Work Life For Many People Around The World

When COVID hit and we were forced into a lockdown, office life changed forever. Many employees started working remotely from home out of necessity. Employers around the world discover that their workers didn't have to be in the office to be productive. Some businesses decided to not force their staff to return to the building.

Does It Matter Where You Work Remotely?

For some companies, it didn't matter where you worked remotely as long as you got your stuff done. I had friends that stayed at their vacation homes during the pandemic. That made the whole situation a little bit more tolerable. We're starting to see more employees stationed in completely different parts of the country than their job headquarters. It has proven to work.

Nomad Digital Workers Is A New Job Trend

Working remotely including not being anywhere close to your company has proven to be successful. Some employees are trying a new lifestyle. They're becoming digital nomads. Those workers are selling their belongings like houses and cars to become basically gypsies. They travel to different locations and live in hotels. These people will set up their temporary offices from where ever they are staying at the time. It definitely has its pros and cons.

What Do Digital Nomads Look For In A Temporary Office Location?

Obviously, like looking for a travel destination and job opportunity, digital nomads have some requirements. They would like things like high-speed internet, entertainment, stores, and workout facilities. Of course, following a strict budget is important.

Wisconsin City Is A Highly Ranked Remote Work and Travel Destination

In the United States, Milwaukee is ranked number two as the best place to travel and work remotely. It's right on Lake Michigan with a great downtown area. There are plenty of places to use as temporary office space. They have stores, restaurants, and coffee shops. The average weekly price for one person is $985.

According to cnbc.com,

Milwaukee, where I was born and raised, offers work and hotel options at an attractive price. It’s also just a 90-minute drive to Chicago, making it the perfect starting point for a larger trip.

 

Milwaukee would be a great place to hang out and work. This new digital nomad lifestyle sounds interesting. It would be fun to do for a while but eventually, I think being homesick would set in.