Amber Hernandez
Sometimes, you get an idea in your head and you just can’t shake the thought. That’s how it was for Amber Hernandez, who kept seeing information about Rural & Remote on social media and began to wonder if the Master of Remote Work Training might just be a good fit for her. There were several […]
Rachel Heinen
Rachel Heinen’s first assignment toward earning her Remote Work Certification was a simple one: Set up a home office and make it a place you want to work every day. So, Heinen purchased a rug, a small desk, and a hanging plant before hanging art on the walls and plugging in a diffuser. The result? […]
Amanda Pounds
Amanda Pounds didn’t intend to wind up back home. Following high school, she began her journey at Kansas State University, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in business and finance, with a plan to see what doors might open in places other than her hometown of Beloit in North Central Kansas. It’s not that she […]
Hannah Danner
Hannah Danner likes a challenge. As a Mass Communications major at Benedictine College in Atchison, she focused in the areas of journalism, photography, and graphic design. She’s naturally drawn to opportunities that stretch her creative skills, keen eye, and command of language. But more important than the “why” that drives Danner’s career goals is the […]
Maria Dahlquist
Maria Dahlquist used to rise in the wee hours each morning to arrive by 5:30 a.m. at a job she hated. “I would wake up and just have this feeling of dread,” she recalls. Those dark days are now just a memory as she’s no longer a hotel manager earning $9 an hour, but a […]
Trudi Kuntzsch
Sometimes a commute can be doable. An employer can be flexible. Co-workers can be supportive and create a fun environment. And yet, there’s this feeling that a remote career would be the best fit. That’s the case for Trudi Kuntzsch. The experienced bookkeeper had enjoyed a job in town as a resident of Scott City, […]
