Tips for Working From Your RV
Are you considering hitting the road full-time and working from your RV? While this is a growing trend for remote workers, there are a few things to consider before taking your office on the road.
Designate a workspace. Find an area that you can establish as your working zone, so you can set boundaries for yourself and others during work hours.
WiFi connection. Ensuring that you have a stable and consistent internet connection on the road is crucial for working RVers.
Establish a routine. Having a schedule is important when working from your RV to help you stay focused on your job without getting distracted by new sights and attractions.
Set working hours. If your employer doesn’t mandate set hours for work throughout the day, try to set them for yourself to create a work and life balance that meets your travel and career needs.
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I love how you reviewed the Wi-Fi options. Its always changing and refreshing to hear what works for you now! It is a privilege to work remotely! Thanks for all the tips!
The only struggle I'm having is finding a F/T online-only job that doesn't have crazy tech requirements ("Only this kind of headset connection, not that one" for instance) and that doesn't have really insane education/experience requirements. I could do a Customer Service Chat (or phone, though I have some health issues that make that difficult) job, but it seems like they're not available in my state. You have to have a state of origin for those things. Anyway, it makes sense to get that job first, then worry about purchasing an RV or tiny home or whatever it is you're going to live in that's mobile. I just haven't been able to find the kind of job I need yet. Also, if you're using public wifi, get yourself a VPN. There are some good ones that are free, others that are paid. Anyway, if you don't do that, expect all your accounts to get hacked, because that will happen. Other thing is, get yourself a really good anti-malware suite. Don't bother with "free," just get the paid, because that includes anti-ransomeware technology.
I've never heard of a Starlink satellite tower. What are those and do you have a link to the map? Thanks.