The remote-days proposal, in one page
A proposal that argues for remote work loses. Write the coverage guarantee instead, with an override, a review date and a stated way to end it.
Remote work
Hybrid arrangements, working from another state, and postings that only claim to be remote.
Working from another state: what your employer actually cares about
The objection is rarely about trust. It is payroll registration, workers' comp and unemployment insurance, and it comes with a lead time.
How to read a posting that says remote
The word remote is a recruiting term, not a fact about the job. The real arrangement is three paragraphs lower, written in language that avoids the word.
The home office that does not cost much and still works
The expensive things people buy first are not what change a working day. Heights, light, sound and a second surface do, and three of the four are free.
Hybrid schedules that hold, and the ones that quietly collapse
A team's hybrid schedule collapses when the office day stops being worth the drive. That is a coverage problem, and tightening the rule makes it worse.
Being visible on a remote team without performing busyness
A green dot measures your mouse. What a manager can actually repeat about you is built from writing that travels, and that takes one note a week.