Project Anywhere

07/11/2024

31/01/2024

16/03/2022

🌟 NEW BLOG BY GUEST WRITER, ALEJANDRO SALAZAR! 🌟

Alejandro, based in Sofia, Bulgaria, interviewed fellow Bulgarians new to working remotely over 2020-2021 as remote work became the norm due to the pandemic. What did he discover?

Have a read, let us know your thoughts, and we’d love to hear from those of you who made the shift in recent years too! What are your experiences of shifting into remote work in Bulgaria? Were you already working remotely full-time at the time? Thanks!

“There is no denying that the pandemic upended our convictions and beliefs. For many, how we spent our days and lives suddenly changed and well-established routines now required adaptation and more than a healthy dose of creativity.

For some lucky ones like digital nomads, the "new normal" didn't ask for a lot of magic. They are veterans of working from less traditional places like cafes, parks or couches.

For others, there is still a large group for whom the concept of working remotely was difficult to imagine before - until now!”

LINK IN BIO.

https://projectanywhere.co/2022/03/16/remote-working-an-exciting-challenge-for-bulgarians/

16/03/2022

🌟 NEW BLOG BY GUEST WRITER, ALEJANDRO SALAZAR! 🌟

Alejandro, based in Sofia, Bulgaria, interviewed fellow Bulgarians new to working remotely over 2020-2021 as remote work became the norm due to the pandemic. What did he discover?

“There is no denying that the pandemic upended our convictions and beliefs. For many, how we spent our days and lives suddenly changed and well-established routines now required adaptation and more than a healthy dose of creativity.

For some lucky ones like digital nomads, the "new normal" didn't ask for a lot of magic. They are veterans of working from less traditional places like cafes, parks or couches.

For others, there is still a large group for whom the concept of working remotely was difficult to imagine before - until now!”

Alejandro interviewed fellow Bulgarians over 2020-2021 as remote work became the norm due to the pandemic. What did he discover? There is no denying that the pandemic upended our convictions and be…

15/02/2022

If you put your ideas out into the world, others can benefit from them too

Image: https://instagram.com/theresgoodinstore

08/02/2022

What you do on a Zoom call.

07/02/2022

Love this so much! Empowering each other not lowballing each other! More of this for everyone please. ❤️🙏

https://www.instagram.com/p/CZqXSMUPeEN/?utm_medium=copy_link

06/02/2022

Welcome to the Great Resignation.

05/02/2022

Become a WiFi Tribe Chapter Host

“You'll be traveling the world with 20 other freelancers, entrepreneurs, and remote professionals, living and working together from a new city every month.

As a Host, you'll be responsible for the logistics of setting up a new destination, …your mission is to strengthen the culture and foster a tight-knit community.”

As a Host, you will be traveling the world with 20 other WiFi Tribe members and be in charge of the culture and group dynamics. This is a part-time paid job and all travel costs are covered.

04/02/2022

To anyone who has imagined working in Europe for a long period of time (and being able to travel freely across the region), there are increasing options for people who can work remotely.

In Europe, a wide number of countries already have schemes to attract digital nomads.

There are already schemes in Georgia, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Iceland, Germany, Norway, Portugal, Malta, Hungary and more recently, Romania and Spain!

One more EU country is about to launch a Digital Nomad scheme for employed freelancers looking to work remotely for six months or more.

04/02/2022

If you fancy getting away from your desk and jetting off to work somewhere far from home, then Spain might be your next destination of choice.

A network of around 30 villages and towns is welcoming remote workers to help revitalise their communities - through launching a new digital nomad visa.