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Ha. Very nice! It looks like you guys have great practices in place to overcome the alone thing. So I'm envisioning my organization supporting people who work
by ob1gman 11y ago
Ha. Very nice! It looks like you guys have great practices in place to overcome the alone thing.
So I'm envisioning my organization supporting people who work remote in three ways. Let me know if anyone of them pops out or none.
1.) A podcast around working remote the awesome sides and the downsides. I've scheduled several with a couple of different people.
2.) A support network for people who work remote.
3.) A working retreat to a fancy place for people who.. work remote.
Thanks for the responses guys!
- ohjeez 11y agoI've no objection to podcasts, but no particular tropism to them. Even though I can play music-or-whatever as loud as I wish (another advantage of telecommuting), I'm more likely to scan text rather than to listen to someone talking. But that's just me. I don't need to retreat. I'm already in my comfy place. Not to mention that a high percentage of people who choose to work from home do so because they're introverts (though that does not describe me); "get together with other people" has little value. What do you envision for a support network? That doesn't already exist? Sorry if I sound critical; I don't mean to. But I'd rather press you on the hard questions than encourage you to set up a site that won't draw traffic.