I've been working remotely for a while now, and i would say in terms of productivity it has been excellent. No commuting which means time can be spent on readi

I've been working remotely for a while now, and i would say in terms of productivity it has been excellent. No commuting which means time can be spent on reading up materials, doing actual work, or going to the gym. Meals is also an important matter. Working remotely, I feel I have more control on what I eat. Typically i tend to pick up food at a cafe/restaurant, which depending on my pick diminishes my productivity. Working at home means having access to full fledge kitchen like stove, oven; I could do weekly/daily groceries to prepare healthy food like salad, yoghurt, etc. There are still some setbacks though when it comes to communicating and working in a team. We tried to solve that with Slack and project management tools (ie. Basecamp, Asana); it works for most projects, while some I supposed we are still looking for the right way to get everyone on the same page mainly because there are a few stakeholders involved.