Remote Work

Local coffee shop ended up blocking all the electric outlets they setup initially to avoid people staying working.

While I can see it how holding a table for long spans of time is a problem I believe there should be better ways to handle people that say for long without consuming.

Sounds cute on paper but sharing an office with your remote working partner is not great.

Overlapping meetings schedule, the music, being bullied if you sing out loud 😢

I do like being in the same place and love our random interactions but we need our own small space to work.

It will be interesting to know with so many people forced to experience remote work for the first time if, by the time everything settles down, will they be able to happily come back to their normal routine and commutes?

Companies that do not offer remote work will have more and more problems finding or retaining talent. They will need a good reason for their workers to agree to sacrifice their quality of life. https://lp.buffer.com/state-of-remote-work-2020

I have a big remote design sprint next week, so I’ve been playing with @mural to see if it can replace our current methods and I’m very impressed so far.

Nothing can beat remote work when you can have this kind of breaks.