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I've been fully remote since 2012, you'll get the hang of it. My teams have used a lot of slack msgs and slack huddles, lots of zoom meetings so everyone feels
by saluki 1y ago
I've been fully remote since 2012, you'll get the hang of it.
My teams have used a lot of slack msgs and slack huddles, lots of zoom meetings so everyone feels pretty connected.
It's great if you can meet up together at least once a year, work out of an office together and go out, grab drinks, eat meals together for team building.
You'll need a routine, exercise, taking breaks, leverage flexible hours, take a trip and work remote from somewhere cool and interesting.
Take breaks to cook a meal, laundry, play guitar for 10 minutes, get outside for a quick walk, enjoy your pets, say hi to your family, have lunch with a friend, you won't go stir crazy.
Being remote is one of my favorite things about my career, I love it.