Here Are The Top 10 Countries For Remote Work According To NordLayer

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Cybersecurity software company NordLayer has ranked the top spots for remote working based on a variety of factors.

Taking into consideration cybersecurity, economic and social standings, digital and physical infrastructure, and Covid-19 policies, the firm was able to find that many European countries came out as the ideal spots for remote workers. 

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NordLayer’s Global Remote Work Index identified that the top 10 countries for remote working included: 

1. Germany 
2. Denmark 
3. United State 
4. Spain 
5. Lithuania 
6. Netherlands 
7. Sweden 
8. Estonia 
9. Singapore 
10. France 

“The trend is clear — ever since the beginning of Covid-19, remote or hybrid work has become inevitable even in those companies that previously preached the importance of face-to-face interactions,” said Juta Gurinaviciute, chief technology officer at NordLayer. 

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