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Remote Work in the United States

Where it is thriving, and what employers now expect

Daniel Okafor

Senior Careers Writer

Published July 12, 2026Updated July 12, 20262 min read

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Professionals in a modern collaborative office

Fully remote roles remain common in technology, finance, and professional services, but many employers now expect defined in-office days and state-specific tax compliance.

Put it in writing

Verbal flexibility disappears with a change of manager. Specify location expectations, in-office frequency, and any relocation constraints in the offer letter.

Mind the state lines

Where you physically work can determine which state taxes your income and where your employer must register. Some employers restrict hiring to states where they already operate.

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About the author

Daniel Okafor

Senior Careers Writer · Austin, Texas

Daniel Okafor writes about how work actually happens in the United States: how employers hire, how compensation is structured, and how newcomers translate international experience into American résumés. He previously worked in technical recruiting.

  • Jobs & careers
  • Compensation
  • Workplace culture

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