How digital nomads manage their online reputation


‘On social networks, I'm connected with the people I work with,’ Steven says. — AFP Relaxnews

Faced with sarcastic and jealous remarks hinting at amateurism and indifference in their professional set-up, two freelancers talk about how they use social networks as they travel the world. Without restricting themselves on how they post, they don’t hesitate to remind their colleagues or clients that they are still at work, even if they’re in Bali or Australia.

When you're a freelancer working on the other side of the world, it's hard to resist the temptation to post pictures of beaches and crystal waters on social networks. After all, isn't it a prime opportunity to share the beauty of an alternative lifestyle in a different part of the planet?

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