The best and worst states to work remotely: report

NordLayer has compiled a ranking of the best places to work remotely. The highest positions in it are occupied by countries from the Old Continent. Poland is ranked 13th in this category.

When we think about the ideal place to work remotely, Bangkok or Bali comes to mind. However, as the list prepared by cyber security company NordLayer shows, the reality is not so colorful.

Germany tops the list, followed by Denmark and the United States. In the top ten, apart from the aforementioned US and Singapore, there are only European countries.

Quite well in the ranking is Poland, which took 13th place among 66 classified countries. Interestingly, Thailand ranked 41st, and Indonesia only 58th. The last three places went to Ecuador, Nepal, and Algeria.

In terms of cyber security, countries from the Old Continent were rated highest, with Slovakia, Lithuania, and Germany making up the top three, and Poland in seventh place. In contrast, the country with the highest digital accessibility is South Korea, which offers its residents the fastest Internet in the world. Poland is ranked 15th in this category.

(INTERIA)