- Remote workers in so-called Zoom towns such as Bozeman, Bloomington, Moab and Missoula are facing tough choices after losing their jobs due to the recent wave of layoffs.
- Many remote workers who relocated to 'consumer cities' for lifestyle reasons are now facing economic challenges as their jobs dry up.
- Remote layoffs present an opportunity for less capitalized industries that previously couldn't compete with tech giants for top talent.
- Losing their jobs has prompted some remote workers to start their own businesses.
- Remote workers tend to be highly skilled, which gives them the ability to adapt in rough economic times.
‘Zoom Towns’ Exploded in the Work-From-Home Era. Now New Residents Are Facing Layoffs
People relocated to smaller cities in search of lower costs and a better quality of life. Job cuts are pushing them in unexpected directions.
Charlie Wells
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