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The number of countries offering digital nomad visas has grown to 58, with Spain, South Korea, and Japan launching programs in early 2026. Tax implications and employer policies remain the key hurdles for workers considering international relocation.
Career coaches report that candidates who present a structured 30-60-90 day plan during final-round interviews are receiving offers at twice the rate of those who don't, as hiring managers increasingly value execution clarity over abstract potential.
Associated Builders and Contractors estimates the construction industry must attract 546,000 additional workers in 2026 to meet demand from infrastructure spending, data center construction, and reshoring manufacturing facilities.
A suite of options to make work-life easier for home-based employees.
Today many people wish to break away from their corporate jobs and become entrepreneurs. And apparently they find satisfaction in doing so, because 96% of people who are self-employed have no desire to go back to a “regular job.”
A new survey shows rising levels of people expressing mild or strong grievances in and about the workplace, which will likely create new challenges for business owners.
A new survey of U.S. employees shows many are turning to additional employment because they’re under financial strain.
A new survey from neurodiversity advocacy and support nonprofit Understood suggests that the true percentage of neurodivergent adults may be higher than expected. So why is work still so rigid?
While there is an intention to blend into the workforce, Gen Z also values self-expression. María José Gutierrez Chavez explains more.
There are lots of reasons why employees end up with too much work. But regardless of the cause, here’s how to push back if your workload is too great.
It’s annoying to feel like your boss is bad at their job. But it doesn’t mean you have to quit.
Like all awkward workplace conversations, a compassionate and direct approach is best. Welcome to Pressing Questions, Fast Company’s work-life advice column hosted by deputy editor Kathleen Davis.
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