Pembroke College

Heather Lane (1998) has just returned to the UK from Bolivia, the final stop in a twelve month remote working adventure. World travel is usually something one might think of as a holiday, disrupting the flow of work rather than enhancing it.  Digital nomads, remote working, communal work spaces; these concepts one might associate with gap year students, or people whose work requires only a computer. Heather thought so, until she encountered Remote Year, and spent twelve months working in twelve different cities across the world. Go travelling in South America for a month or two and Google’s algorithms will soon work out that you’ve been bitten by the travel…