These things are as infuriating when I am in the office and left out of the loop as when I'm working remote. More so, really, because the purported benefits of

These things are as infuriating when I am in the office and left out of the loop as when I'm working remote. More so, really, because the purported benefits of dragging myself in there aren't materializing to offset the suck. There's no excuse for piss-poor planning and communication. It's not that hard to send an email and get it on record. Also "Walking around, bugging people, and getting shit done" may be very effective _for you_. Meanwhile you've blazed a path of interruption and disruption amongst your colleagues in your wake.