Digital Nomad Experts - Beach Commute

Do you ever feel like Instagram is lying to you about remote work? You're not alone—and in this episode, we're calling out the bullsh*t.Jeff and Marisa dive headfirst into the myths, misconceptions, and subtle societal messages that try to dissuade people from living the digital nomad lifestyle. These aren't just misunderstandings—they're propaganda, and we're setting the record straight.

Jeff and Marisa unpack the clickbait-y claim making the rounds in the media: that digital nomadism is dying

Think you're applying to real remote jobs?Think again. Up to 50% of remote job listings might be totally fake — no role, no team, just a phantom posting sucking your time into the job-hunt void.In this episode, Jeff and Marisa uncover:

It's time for the first-ever Digital Nomad Location Awards, where we (Marisa and Jeff) crown the best places around the world across 10 epic categories. From jaw-dropping beaches and foodie hotspots to insane adventure zones and the ultimate cities to work remotely from. And the best part? We didn't plan our answers ahead of time, so get ready for unfiltered reactions, some passionate debates, and a whole lot of unexpected picks (plus some hilariously terrible “dishonorable mentions”).Inspired by a Beach Commute podcast listener, this episode dives into the places we've actually lived and worked—not just passed through—so you're getting real, lived-in insights for your future travels.What you can expect:

We're tired, slightly unhinged, and coming in hot with stories, reflections, and behind-the-scenes chaos from four years of showing up — every single week — to talk remote work, digital nomad life, and figuring it out in real time.

Ever wondered about the hidden scams that digital nomads encounter around the globe? In today's episode, hosts Jeff & Marisa share essential insights into scams and traps that nomads face on the road. Here's a sneak peek:

When's the last time you really threw caution to the wind and booked a trip without overthinking it?

Where are the biggest surprise digital nomad locations that will absolutely blow your socks off? Which are places that SEEM like they would be amazing, but translate terribly for sustainably working? Jeff and Marisa break down their top 6 places they would have loved to stay longer as digital nomads, and the places they really wish they would have booked less time. Here's some teasers:

After years of teasing it, Jeff and Marisa finally dive deep into their transformative week of Ayahuasca ceremonies in the mountains of Bolivia. From overcoming fears to purging emotional baggage (and the contents of their stomachs), they candidly share what happens when you drink this potent Amazonian plant medicine.

Ever wondered how many coconuts it takes to become an official digital nomad, or if Wi-Fi anxiety should be medically recognized? In this fun episode, Marisa and Jeff dive into the hilarious side of remote life, tackling the quirkiest and most relatable questions every digital nomad faces.From Jeff's "low-brain" antics after too much fun in Mexico, to Marisa's revelation about accidentally speaking the wrong language to baristas worldwide, this episode explores the humorous (and often ridiculous) realities behind the glamorous nomad life seen on Instagram.You'll discover insider tips on picking the perfect coconut, etiquette for Zoom calls from hammocks, and why showing off your laptop stickers might reveal more than you intended. So grab a coconut drink, kick back, and laugh along as they unpack the lighter side of digital nomad culture!

Ever wonder when is the best time to visit different digital nomad hotspots? Timing can make or break your experience! In this episode, Jeff and Marisa break down the best and worst times to visit popular nomad destinations worldwide—factoring in weather, crowds, bugs (yes, bugs), and overall vibes.

Is the digital nomad life the ultimate power move? We're making the case with 14,000 bullet points (okay, not quite, but close). In this episode, we break down the unexpected ways remote work and full-time travel can completely shift your perspective on time, possessions, and freedom.

We asked, you delivered—this episode is fueled by YOUR burning questions! We're diving headfirst into the most controversial, hilarious, and brutally honest topics in the digital nomad world.

In this episode, Jeff and Marisa break down the 7 hottest nomad hubs for 2025—but we're not just giving you the same overhyped cities you'll find on Google. They're revealing where the real nomad community is thriving, where the cost of living actually makes sense, and where your Wi-Fi won't let you down (most of the time

Ever feel like searching for a truly remote job is like finding a needle in a haystack? Well, we did too – until we created the Anywhere Atlas.The Anywhere Atlas is theonly database of 300+ fully remote companies thatactually let you work from anywhere in the world.And the best part? It's completely FREE.In this episode, we reveal everything you need to know about the Anywhere Atlas: how we built it, thewild truths we uncovered about companies claiming to be remote (but aren't), and why this game-changing tool is the shortcut you need to land your dream job.

Tired of job listings that claim to be remote but come with a million restrictions? Jeff and Marisa are breaking down six red flags that could mean the difference between working from anywhere… or being stuck at home. They're revealing:

Have you ever felt stuck in a career you thought you'd be in forever? In this episode, Marisa sat down with Kristen, a former nurse turned digital nomad, who dared to reimagine her life—and made it happen. Kristen shares her incredible journey, including:

In this episode Jeff and Marisa bring you insights from two very different backdrops—California and Costa Rica—and dive into the freedom of living and working from anywhere. They spotlight five incredible companies currently hiring remote talent, breaking down their work-from-anywhere policies, unique perks, and open roles. Are these companies the key to your next adventure? Plus, Jeff and Marissa share candid thoughts on toxic hustle culture, the power of asynchronous work, and even a fun debate over pickleball skills. Get ready for inspiration, laughs, and actionable tips to help you live your best nomadic life!

Join Jeff, Marisa, and Diego as they dive deep into exclusive, data-driven insights you won't find anywhere else. Diego brings the scoop with proprietary survey data from a global community of 600+ remote professionals to reveal the most sought-after travel spots for adventurous, work-from-anywhere lifestyles.

It's that time of year again! In this lively and unfiltered episode of the Digital Nomad Experts podcast, Jeff and Marisa dive into their annual travel recap, sharing the highs, lows, and everything in between from their journeys in 2024. From unexpected adventures in Mexico to slowing down the nomadic pace, this candid conversation is packed with surprises, laughs, and insights.

Are you ready to take the leap into remote work and embrace the digital nomad lifestyle, but worried about staying connected while traveling the world?

What are the most popular travel destinations that digital nomads and wanderlusters alike should skip? In this week's episode Jeff and Marisa dive into the hidden truths behind five ultra-hyped global hotspots. From the overcrowded shores of a very popular Mexican town to the tourist-saturated streets of a magical Eastern European city, they share the surprising reasons why these spots might not live up to the dream—and more importantly, reveal incredible alternatives where the magic is still alive.

Jeff and Marisa tackle five of the most intriguing questions submitted by our listeners about remote work, digital nomad life, and career growth. From navigating mentorship opportunities as a remote worker to spotting companies that genuinely embrace remote work (and avoiding the red flags!), they cover it all. They dive into how to budget for travel while paying off student debt and why a data analyst role could be your ticket to freedom. Tune in for expert insights, travel stories, and tips to help you live your dream remote lifestyle!

The tax episode you've been waiting for! In this can't-miss episode, Marisa interviews international tax expert and consultant, Bobby Casey, who specializes in tax residency, company structuring, and asset protection for digital nomads and entrepreneurs.  Bobby's extensive experience and practical advice have made him THE go-to expert for location-independent professionals like you to navigate the complexities of global taxation (when Marisa met Bobby at a digital nomad conference back in 2022, she signed up for his services immediately). Whether you're a remote worker dreaming of a nomadic lifestyle or an entrepreneur operating internationally, this episode is packed with essential insights to help you understand tax obligations, avoid costly mistakes, and optimize your setup. What You'll Learn in This Episode: 1. Tax Residency Explained: The key differences between citizenship, residency, and tax residency—and why it matters for nomads. 2. Myths vs. Facts: Why the "183-day rule" isn't as straightforward as you might think. 3. Tax Optimization Strategies: -How to legally minimize taxes while staying compliant. -The Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE): How Americans can qualify and save. 4. Residency Options: -Best countries for digital nomads and how to choose a residency that works for your lifestyle. -Examples of tax-friendly nations and their unique benefits. 5. Digital Nomad Visas: -When they make sense and their impact on taxes. -Key differences between tourist visas and nomad visas. 6. Common Mistakes to Avoid: -The dangers of relying on blog advice or hearsay. -Real-life cautionary tales from Bobby's clients. If you're curious about the logistics of paying (and saving!) taxes while you work remotely and travel the globe, Bobby breaks the details down for you in in clear, actionable terms.  Whether you're just starting your digital nomad journey or looking to optimize your existing setup, this episode provides valuable advice tailored to your unique situation. Resources Mentioned: Want personal , 1:1 zoom calls with Bobby to get help with your taxes? This program is for you (we use this too!)  Need help setting up your business formation and receiving mail while you're abroad? This resource from Bobby is for you (we also use this for Beach Commute!) IRS Form 2555 for FEIE Want to get emails from so you never miss tips like these? Sign up here. *The information provided in this episode is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, or tax advice. Every individual's tax situation is unique, and the content discussed may not apply to your specific circumstances. We strongly recommend consulting with a qualified tax professional or legal advisor before making any decisions based on the information shared in this podcast.

Tired of travel headaches? Jeff and Marisa spill the beans on insider tips that every digital nomad needs to know. Think you've mastered the art of travel? Think again! We dive into:

In this episode Jeff and Marisa dive into the pros and cons of living and working remotely across all seven continents. From the thriving nomad hubs in Southeast Asia to the allure of Africa's stunning landscapes, they break down each region's unique offerings, challenges, and digital nomad potential. With insights on cost, time zones, cultural highlights, and safety, Jeff and Marisa share personal stories and tips to help you decide where to start your digital nomad journey or where to head next. Whether you're looking for a soft landing with familiar comforts or seeking adventure off the beaten path, this episode is packed with valuable insights for aspiring and seasoned digital nomads alike. Don't miss out on Beach Commute's latest remote job listings and travel tips! Subscribe to their newsletter at beachcommute.com/email. And if you enjoy the podcast, please leave a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts to help others discover the show!

In this episode Jeff and Marisa dive deep into the concept of success beyond traditional metrics. Jeff and Marisa explore redefining success from the perspectives of time freedom, lifestyle choices, and personal fulfillment. They discuss the challenges and rewards of moving beyond high-paying jobs in corporate America to embrace a digital nomad lifestyle, balancing income with the freedom to explore the world and prioritize health and happiness. You will hear personal stories about leaving prestigious roles and steady paychecks, challenging societal norms, and redefining self-worth. The episode tackles questions about the trade-offs in becoming a digital nomad and the journey to recalibrate what matters most. If you've ever wondered whether a high salary is worth sacrificing your freedom and mental well-being, this episode offers invaluable insights into achieving success on your own terms.

In this episode of the Digital Nomad Experts podcast, we're excited to be joined by Eric and Marissa, longtime listeners and seasoned digital nomads, who have been traveling the world full-time with their four children. If you've ever wondered what it's like to live a nomadic lifestyle with a family, this is the episode for you! Eric and Marissa share their journey from life in Ohio to adopting two of their children, adjusting to homeschooling, and embracing a digital nomad lifestyle since 2022. We dive into the highs and lows of life on the road with kids—how they manage schooling, the emotional challenges of moving frequently, healthcare abroad, and the importance of maintaining a strong marriage through it all. The couple also reveals their experiences in diverse countries like Istanbul and Buenos Aires, and how travel has shaped their children into culturally aware and confident individuals. If you're a parent, aspiring digital nomad, or just curious about the logistics of this lifestyle, you'll love the stories, practical tips, and inspiration shared in this episode. Tune in for an insightful conversation about world schooling, the joys and challenges of traveling as a family, and the beauty of living life intentionally, one country at a time.

Join Jeff and Marisa in this episode as they tackle rapid-fire questions from their listeners. From unexpected health challenges as a nomad to how to stay connected with loved ones back home, they share personal experiences and insights into navigating the highs and lows of the nomadic lifestyle. Whether you're curious about balancing adventure with work, finding reliable Wi-Fi, or handling time zones with clients, this episode is packed with practical tips and real-life stories. Perfect for digital nomads, remote workers, or anyone looking to embrace a life of freedom and flexibility!

Join us in this episode as we finally tell the story of how the three of us—Marissa, Jeff, and Diego—met as digital nomads. We've hinted at it before, but this time we're sharing the full journey of how our paths crossed in some unexpected places and ways. Not only will you get a behind-the-scenes look at how our friendship and partnership developed, but you'll also gain insights into how digital nomads meet others on their travels. From nomad cruises and WhatsApp groups to accidental encounters in foreign countries, the world is full of opportunities to connect. Listen in as we share our individual experiences of life as digital nomads, the incredible adventures we've had, and why we believe this lifestyle brings out the best in us. Plus, we reflect on the power of finding community, the importance of the right environment, and the joy of living a life that allows for exploration, growth, and fulfillment. Whether you're an aspiring digital nomad or just curious, this episode is sure to inspire you to embrace the journey. Tune in to get to know us better and learn how you, too, can live the digital nomad life!

The concept of "remote work" is not a new idea by any means - people have been working remote for decades. There was never any controversy over this small group of people working from home "telecommuting." It's just been over the past ten years when both technology and the pandemic thrust tens of millions of people into an entirely new work environment with no nearly zero guardrails. Companies had no idea how to structure their policies around an entirely remote workforce, so they winged it. Employees had no guidelines for how to manage their focus, time, and professionalism, so they learned on the fly. Now, we are coming out of the "trial by fire" phase and are taking stock on what worked well, what worked poorly, and where to go from here. Wayne Turmel has been studying, writing, and training people/organizations on how to create effective remote work structures since the beginning. In this episode, Wayne discusses: The near and long-term future of remote work. The problems with adapting to a fully remote work life. How companies need to adapt. You can find Wayne's book The Long Distance Leader on Amazon. Connect with Wayne On LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wayneturmel/ Read more about the things Wayne is working on at: https://kevineikenberry.com/

Job boards give you the illusion that there are more job opportunities than actually exist. If you hop on LinkedIn or a remote job board you'll find hundreds and sometimes thousands of job listings depending on the role you're looking for. The problem is that about 50% of them are "ghost listings", meaning the role isn't real. And of the job listings that are real, each posting will get hundreds of applicants. With so many candidates applying for so few actual positions, how do you stand out from the crowd? Unfortunately, the answer is not a numbers game. Sending hundreds of applications each week will not increase your odds of getting hired. You're just adding more noise and wasting your time. In this episode Marisa explains how to dramatically increase your response rate and get to the interview stage. She explains exactly how to increase quality over quantity to maximize your chances of landing the job. And if you are looking for help understanding which direction you should go with your career so that you can work remote as a digital nomad, Marisa is hosting a career clarity workshop. Sign up today to get pointed in the right direction and maximize your odds of getting hired. https://beachcommute.samcart.com/products/careerclaritylive

Imagine flying first class for 13 hours in your very own cabin, with a lie-flat bed, shower, and an onboard chef who brings you delicious food whenever you want...all for less than $20. Elliot Rosenberg has mastered "travel hacking", a strategy for getting deals on flights and accommodations at a fraction of their cost. There is a small world of people who understand travel hacking, and are able to travel in luxury everywhere they go in the world. In this episode, Elliot explains 1. How credit card points work and the best credit cards for travelers. 2. How to open accounts to reap the benefits of signup point bonuses. 3. How to transfer points to get the best deals. 4. How airline loyalty programs work and how to understand their mileage programs. For the upcoming and current digital nomads, Elliot provides an easy-to-understand roadmap for getting started on your journey of traveling in style. Find Elliot at: hackmyhonemooon.com and YT, Instagram & TikTok: @ehrosenberg

Dev Chandra is a rare digital nomad who created a job for himself that would give him the freedom to travel the world. Instead of a finding a job with a fully remote company like most, he quite literally sculpted the life he wanted. He definitely did things the hard way, but it's resulted in Dev being able to take on amazing adventures as a digital nomad. He started his journey by living in several cities in Mexico. Since then he has traveled the world, living in South America, Asia, and Europe. So far he has lived in five different continents in the past four years. Dev specializes in productivity and operations. He helps organizations maximize their resources and time management. You can find Dev at the link below: https://theprocesshacker.com/

What does the future of remote work look like? The Beach Commute team nows has fresh data that clearly explains the direction things are moving for employees.  Will companies pull employees back into the office for good? Will we see employees push for fully remote work freedom? Will companies compromise with hybrid structures?  What about employee perks? Why are companies starting to offer free laptops, health & wellness stipends, 4 day work weeks, and paid sabbaticals?  The Beach Commute team has spent the past three+ years reading through thousands of company career pages, employee reviews, job listings and industry data…and collecting LOTS of data.  In this episode, Jeff and Marisa use their original research to explain the trends we are seeing in: Workplace trends - remote, hybrid, and return to office.  Managing to results & performance rather than attendance. Fully transparent hiring processes.  Companies' new approaches to employee retention.  Advances in technology.  Asynchronous communication.  If you're a fully remote worker or are looking to become one, you NEED to listen to this episode, because it explains the direction things are moving for the next five years with hard data.  Get on the newsletter list to get weekly updates on fully remote work: beachcommute.com/email

Is the digital nomad lifestyle sustainable for the planet, indigenous cultures, and nomads themselves? Some people accuse digital nomads and the lifestyle they bring with them of gentrifying impacted nomad hubs, raising the local cost of living, pushing out local businesses, and being culturally insensitive. But is it justified? What are the facts? What can digital nomads do to minimize their global footprint? In this episode Jeff and Marisa use data and personal experiences to help answer these questions. You can interact with the Beach Commute team on this topic by sending an email to hello@beachcommute.com

There is a growing list of digital nomad hotspots all around the world! But, when you're traveling as a digital nomad, sometimes you want to venture off the beaten path and explore some less-commonly traveled places. In some cases for better, and in other cases for worse. In this episode, Jeff and Marisa talk about six destinations that they lived for a significant amount of time as digital nomads. They review the highs and lows of each destination and rate them on how well they may stand up as a digital nomad location in the future. Listen in if you want to hear about some interesting destinations off the tourist track. Make sure to check out the Anywhere Atlas, a database of fully remote companies that let you work from anywhere in the world. Working for a fully remote company is the fastest way to become a digital nomad! beachcommute.com/atlas

Most people who become digital nomads are looking for more from life. Whether it's seeking more freedom in life in their lives, cultural experiences, adventure, community, or checking new locations off their bucket list, everyone became a digital nomad with some sort of goal. Usually, "becoming happier" in life isn't a primary goal. But, it tends to be a surprising byproduct. There was a statistic published that stated within one year of moving to a different location your happiness can double. And this statistic was just meant to explain a person's potential for improved quality of life when moving somewhere full-time, rather than nomadic. In this episode, Jeff and Marisa discuss some very surprising ways that becoming a digital nomad can directly and indirectly impact you mood and sense of wellbeing. The fastest and easiest way to become a digital nomad is to get a job with a company that lets you work from anywhere. The Anywhere Atlas is a database of 300+ fully remote companies that let you work from anywhere in the world. Each company has been fully vetted, reviewed, and scored by a Beach Commute expert. Get access to the database today and start traveling ASAP. Beachcommute.com/atlas

LinkedIn looks like an absolute gold mine for finding remote jobs, no? A quick search will generate up to thousands of job listing opportunities. But are these jobs REAL? Are they actually FULLY REMOTE? Do they have a RETURN TO OFFICE policy? In this episode Jeff and Marisa walk you through a live attempt to find a legitimate remote job on LinkedIn. You will learn: How to search for jobs on LinkedIn. Specific language to look for in a listing. How to scrutinize careers pages. And more... Spoiler alert: You CAN find fully remote jobs on LinkedIn, but they truly are a needle in the haystack. Oftentimes it will take you MORE time to find a legitimate job listing then it will to go through the resume refinement, application, and interviewing process. If you want to find a database of ONLY companies that will let you work from anywhere, Beach Commute has created the Anywhere Atlas, a database of 300+ companies. Each company has been fully vetted, reviewed and scored by a Beach Commute expert. Find legitimate jobs from legitimate companies. Beachcommute.com/atlas

In this episode Jeff & Marisa picked out 3 awesome companies directly from Beach Commute's Anywhere Atlas database of 300+ organizations that let their employees work from anywhere in the world. Jeff introduces Automattic, Bejamas, and Outseta, highlighting their unique cultures, flexible work environments, and innovative approaches to remote employment. The episode aims to inspire listeners with real-life examples of remote-friendly companies and provides insights on the perks, working conditions, and potential career opportunities at these organizations. Listeners are encouraged to explore these and other companies in the Anywhere Atlas to find their ideal remote job. beachcommute.com/atlas

Listeners constantly write into Beach Commute with the question, "Are there specific organizational characteristics that make them more likely to hire digital nomads?" While there is no perfect model for a company that allows its employees to work from anywhere, there are some specific traits that make them more likely to be digital nomad-friendly. Jeff and Marisa discuss 5 specific traits within organizations that you should look for. The size of the company: While not an absolute rule, there is a specific range that puts organizations right in the sweet spot that lends itself well to digital nomad work. Age of the company: There is definitely a correlation between the age of a company and the likelihood that they will have a work-from-anywhere policy. The most common industries: Which industries are most likely to hire digital nomads? You might be surprised to hear the answer. The top jobs: Are there specific types of jobs that companies tend to hire that are good for digital nomads? Company culture: Are there certain aspects of a company's culture that fosters a fully-remote environment? This may be the most important factor. For this episode Jeff and Marisa used the Anywhere Atlas, a database of 300+ fully remote companies that let you work from anywhere. Each company is fully reviewed and rated by Beach Commute experts. To get access to the Anywhere Atlas go to: beachcommute.com/atlast

Rosie Bell is an amazing example of someone who felt trapped working in an office every day, but had the courage to take a leap of faith and realize her dream of travel and location independence. Rosie is now a freelance writer and location independence mentor & author of Escape to Self. Rosie has been featured on Forbes, National Geographic, Huffington Post and many others. Rosie started her journey working in an office at a soul crushing advertising agency in the early 2010s. She didn't understand why work had to be so "cutthroat, backstabbing and toxic." Many of you can relate! She's now been fully remote for over a decade! She initially found her new "home" in Panama, where she fell in love with the lifestyle and the people. At this point she started writing travel content, which was the beginning of her new career as a freelance writer. Since then, she is 100% location-independent and has seen over 100 global destinations including Bali, Bonaire, and Brazil. She's taken high-altitude trains in Argentina, swam in the Atlantic, gasped at the Panama Canal, and sipped umbrella drinks in Puerto Rico where the piña colada was invented – all while making a living from her laptop from various income streams. Listen in for amazing inspiration for starting your digital nomad journey. You can find Rosie at: Website: discoversessions.com Instagram: @thebeachbell If you're looking for a company that will let you work from anywhere in the world, check out the Anywhere Atlas, a database of 300+ companies that let you work from anywhere. Each company has been expert reviewed to ensure that they have zero geographical restrictions. beachcommute.com/atlas

Natalie Thomas is a mindfulness coach and digital nomad with a deep interest in how geography and astrology are interrelated. Like most digital nomads, Natalie started her career in a typical corporate job and "followed the signs" that led her to a life of travel. In this episode Natalie talks about how she was able to shift her career path in a way that supported her dreams of travel. She also discusses astrocartography (travel astrology) and how it influences her understanding of living in different locations. You can reach Natalie at: thenowwithnat.com with a discount on readings and her ebook using the coupon code: BEACH COMMUTE If you want to become a digital nomad, the fastest and easiest way is to get a fully remote job. Beach Commute's Anywhere Atlas is a hand-picked database of 300+ companies that ONLY hire fully-remote employees who can work from anywhere. Each company has been internally vetted and rated by experts for: remote culture, employee perks, employee feedback, and company culture. Get access today! Beachcommute.com/atlas

One thing that you never get from your standard two week travel vacation is a truly cultural experience. Typically you get stuck in the tourist loops - expensive hotels, overpriced restaurants, crowded attractions, and lots and lots of other vacationers. When you live life as a digital nomad you tend to get way outside the tourist bubble. In this episode Jeff and Marisa discuss 15 awesome events around the world that you can plan digital nomad trips around as anchor points. These events are best suited to a digital nomad lifestyle because typically they are a bit "out of the way", requiring quite a bit of time to get to and enjoy the experience. As a teaser, Jeff and Marisa talk about: Stampede: 1.3 million people congregate in Calgary, Canada for a massive rodeo, music festival, and chuckwagon racing. La Tomatina: A massive tomato throwing festival in Spain. Holi: An enormous celebration marked by people throwing massive amounts of colored powder at each other. The fastest and easiest way to become a digital nomad and start experience some of these amazing events is to get a fully remote job. Beach Commute has created the Anywhere Atlas, a database of fully-remote companies that let you work from anywhere in the world. This database is the result of 3+ years of manually reviewing tens of thousands of companies to give you a list of just the very best companies in the world. beachcommute.com/atlas

Beach Commute has launched a database of 300+ fully-remote companies that let you work from anywhere! This is the result of 3+ years of filtering through tens of thousands of companies from remote job boards, LinkedIn, and Beach Commute's personal and professional networks. Only about 1% of remote job listings you find on job boards ACTUALLY let you work from anywhere. Most companies come with a catch: Geographical location restrictions, hybrid requirements, or quarterly meetups. Not these companies! Each company goes through a rigorous review and rating criteria by Beach Commute experts to ensure that each company in the database is 100% work from anywhere and will be an awesome place to work. Along with requirements to be a "work from anywhere organization", each company listing is also rated and contains key information on a few critical factors: Employee perks: Laptops, unlimited PTO, 4 day work weeks, etc. Peer reviews: What employees are actually saying about working for the company. Company culture: The type of environment the company fosters for its employees. How much do they care about their employees?! Remote culture: How much does the company embody a remote culture as part of their business model? Access to the Anywhere Atlas database also comes with daily company and job listing alerts sent straight to your inbox so that you never miss the hottest new companies and opportunities. This database is worth more than a thousand job listings. Save dozens (or hundreds!) of hours job searching and get the job of your dreams quickly. Get access today! beachcommute.com/atlas