A Future Where We Work From Home And Get Paid In Bitcoin
Paying employees in bitcoin offers several benefits and there are numerous desirable payment attributes for remote workers. Image Source: Pexels Your business lets employees work from home. It also continues to seek out ways to empower its remote workforce like never before. To achieve your goal, you may want to consider compensating your remote personnel with bitcoin.Is BTC A Viable Option For Remote Workers?Bitcoin has created a new reality for businesses, and there are many reasons why your company should embrace BTC as payment for its remote employees.First, BTC promotes sovereignty.....
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Work across borders? Work from home? There is a salary revolution coming and Bitwage and partners are driving it. Most of us work hard to make our living. Salaried employees or workers are possibly the happiest on or around payday but if you work from home with your colleagues over the Internet or if you are an expat who gets paid by their company across borders, the wait for salary is longer. Your salary may also actually cost you a hefty fee in international money transfer fee and bank charges. This is not an ideal situation for such workers but they have no solution but to bear the....
Coin Heated, a bitcoin miner who runs an immersion-cooled, 2.4 petahash operation at home, discusses his set up and future of the industry.
The lives of freelancers can be improved through Bitcoin. Picture via Giorgio Montersino. The job market for online freelancers has been booming over the past few years, and it's only going to continue to grow as more people realize they can earn more money by offering their services as a freelancer over the Internet. Whether you're a graphic designer, programmer, writer, or any other type of worker who only needs a laptop to get the job done, it's rather easy to use a website such as oDesk to find work from the comfort of your own bedroom. This solution works well for someone who wants to....
“One of the challenges of being a freelancer is the amount you can get paid is strictly limited to the time you got, the time you put in,” says Colony founder Jack du Rose, speaking to CCN. “So, if you go on holiday or break an arm, you’re unable to do any of that work for many weeks.” He recalls the time he broke his arm and fell behind with work. “Clients got annoyed with me,” he remembers, “and I didn’t get paid. That’s a real challenge every freelancer faces.” Forbes recently conjectured approximately 35% of the U.S. workforce currently freelances. That figure is expected to increase....
When I first started writing for CoinDesk, all my friends made the same joke: you aren't going to get paid in bitcoins, are you? I assured all concerned parties that I would work for nothing but US dollars. I made sure to get that in writing. But the more I learn about bitcoin, the more I realize that getting paid in the cryptocurrency would not be as scary as I feared. There aren't many people in the world right now who collect all or part of their regular salary in bitcoins, but those who do overwhelmingly report being satisfied with the set-up. Of course, they're a self-selected group -....