More than 70% of US startup workers would move abroad if they could do their job remotely — here's where they would pick
Within five years, 43% of jobs could be based outside of the US state they are currently in, according to a survey from Remote and Sapio Research.
A survey of 764 employees from HR company Remote and Sapio Research found that 71% of employees at tech startups in the US would move to a different country if they could do their job remotely. "I don't know that there will all of a sudden be a mass exodus from San Francisco," says Murphy. "[But] certainly you might see people move out of the city centre and move closer to Mountain View or Palo Alto."
Remote working could also cut costs for startups. The survey found that tech employees were willing to accept on average a 17% pay cut if they could work from wherever they wanted. A parallel survey by Remote and Sapio found that a third of tech roles could be remotely located outside of the UK in five years' time.
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