Work All Over the World Without Ruining It: Ethics for Digital Nomads
Remote workers who take root in local communities are accused of being gentrifiers and colonialists, but there are ways to minimize your impact.
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Remote workers who take root in local communities are accused of being gentrifiers and colonialists, but there are ways to minimize your impact.
Remote workers who take root in local communities are accused of being gentrifiers and colonialists, but there are ways to minimize your impact.
Digital nomads are accused of being gentrifiers and colonialists, but some remote workers are trying to minimize their impact on local communities.
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But housing activists and some researchers say the digital nomad influx exacerbates inflation and transforms neighborhoods into exclusive expatriate bubbles, in a city well-known for stark divides between rich and poor.