Freelancing is transforming the way people work and live. Rapid technological progression enables millions of people to work from anywhere in the world as long as there is an internet connection.
No matter where you work you must get stuff done. Being in remote places can cause severe technical and psychological issues.
Deloitte survey finds 67% of Americans who have worked as independent contractors would choose not to do so in the future, mostly because of a lack of connection to a company’s internal culture.
Here's a list of vibrant communities to help you socialize and connect online or in-person with other digital nomads and remote workers around the world.
Remotive connects people for discussions and meet ups. It also functions as a community where professionals share job positions, possibilities to join projects remotely and more.
Digital Nomad Girls is a big network for digital nomads, that is generally meant for women.
The community was found on Facebook at first and lately created an official website.
The community and the entire idea can be interpreted as a motivational page for strong and independent women.
Enter and virtually hang out in one of the most popular places where all kinds of freelancers tend to gather, you will have to sign up and pay a membership fee.
Although, if you are not sure if the community is worth the money, you also have a chance to try the 7-day free trial.
The community functions as a closed group and has over 25,000 members.
You can share your ideas with like-minded people, meet-up and work together.
Dynamite Circle is a closed community that can only be entered by filling out an application form.
When you join the community, you can easily find new business partners, join smaller groups, discuss in online business forums and much more.
A special community of nomads in a form of a chat.
The chat is location based giving you a convenient way to connect with many people working in different places around the world.
In order to start chatting and connecting, you will have to register and pay a membership fee.
Quora has always been there to give us the best answers and solutions to our questions and problems.
It can also be very useful to answer your questions, help you create discussions about important topics and share your valuable experience with the world.
Speak Nomad is a vibrant community that has already gathered more than 500 digital nomads.
To join, you will simply have to sign up. Afterward, you are free to chat with other nomads, share ideas, meet up and collaborate together.
Reddit is a well-known discussion platform that can also serve the purpose of the community for digital nomads. Discover and engage in discussions, find like-minded people or start a discussion of your own.
Digital Nomads Meetups has a map on the website that shows the location of different Nomad groups around the world. The purpose of this community is to help those groups and their members to meet up and share their ideas and connect with each other.
Nomad Projects is an incredible community focused on side projects.
You will discover people to work with, great discussions and even more awesome ideas to work on.
You can either discover a partner for your projects or a project itself.
A great platform and a community that unites more than 800 members from over 17 countries.
People who have joined this network are marketing experts, programmers, entrepreneurs and more.
FlyerTalk is useful not only for those who work remotely but also for those who travel a lot.
This forum is focused on empowering all kind of travelers.
