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Feed Drop – Long-Distance Worklife
Hosts Marisa and Wayne bring a lot of energy on the podcast and the fact they know each other well and enjoy their conversations makes this a must-listen for me.
career development
1.12 Soo L, Talent Acquisition Partner
In this episode, we sit down with Soo, a remote worker and Talent Acquisition Partner who shares her experiences and insights on embracing remote work, maintaining a positive mindset, and fostering productivity in a virtual environment. Soo’s journey begins with a heartwarming tale of her international COVID puppy and the unique challenges she faced in bringing her furry friend from South Korea to Los Angeles.
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1.10 Catherine, Clinical Project Manager & Military Spouse
Catherine is a Clinical Project Manager for a clinical research and regulatory solutions provider. She and her husband live in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina on the US Marine Corps base. As a military spouse, Catherine provided valuable insights as to how remote work has been valuable to her and her family in providing stability with respect to income, career growth and the relationships and projects her company provides.
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1.9 Allie, In Transition & Children’s Book Author
Allie took a leap and moved to Morocco a few years ago and has traveled and worked around the world with her young daughter primarily through house-sitting. While she’s looking for her next full-time role, Allie has written What Will I Be Next? which is a children’s book about travel and learning which was illustrated using AI applications.
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1.7 Dani, Creative Copywriter
Dani is a creative copywriter based in Spain and she shares her story on this episode of the Work From Home Forever podcast. Dani grew up in Venezuela and experienced firsthand: long commutes, rising cost of gas and resources and crime and robberies that have become commonplace.
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1.6 Andrey, Psychology-Driven Digital Marketer
Andrey is a psychology-driven digital marketer and he shares his story on this episode of the Work From Home Forever podcast. He decided to switch to working from home to focus on producing output and eliminate inefficiencies like the time and cost of a daily commute and the cost of renting a workspace.
career development
1.5 Haley, Program Manager & Community Builder
Haley shares her story on this episode of the Work From Home Forever podcast. In a three-month span, Haley faced the uncertainties of COVID, experienced a lay off as a result of the pandemic, got married and moved for her husband’s grad school.
These life experiences, along with the arrival of her first child have shaped her perspectives on the importance of being present and not willing to miss out on experiences as a result of being in an office.
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1.4 Erin, Associate Director, Clinical Research
On this episode of the Work From Home Forever podcast, we chat with Erin T. Erin has spent nearly 20 years in the clinical research industry and since 2010 she has worked from home full-time. 6 years ago, Erin and her husband purchased a 5th wheel and since 2021, she has been working from anywhere in her RV.
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1.3 Phillip, Learning & Development Specialist
On this episode of the Work From Home Forever podcast, we chat with Phillip. He spent over 15 years as a physical therapist and transitioned to a work from home role as a Pre-Service Coordinator. The shift from a clinical role to a non-clinical role came at a noticeable pay decrease, however, Phillip talks about the ways remote work has helped him discover a new, rewarding approach to healthcare.
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1.2 Roger, Systems Architect
Roger is a Systems Architect and he views remote work as working where you work best. He’s been working fully remote the last two years and started his work from home journey as a hybrid work environment the last 10 years.
