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Yeah, I have had similar experiences. Besides just "making physical objects", there's also the camaraderie of working with others directly. Working directly wit
by coleifer 8y ago
Yeah, I have had similar experiences. Besides just "making physical objects", there's also the camaraderie of working with others directly. Working directly with other people I was laughing, talking, listening all day and those were really fulfilling relationships.
- granshaw 8y agoThis is is huge disadvantage of remote or distributed work
- stirfrykitty 8y agoI think this is subjective, to be honest. Personally, I do my best work alone without distraction from others. While I do like being social over coffee or lunch, when I have to write code or prototype/tweak a system, I don't want talking, chatting, or other people's music in the background. This is what works for me. I turn on the Trance channel and grind it out. I can get more work done in half a day like this than in two days working with others. Thankfully, my job is largely dependent on what I can offer and not on pure teamwork.
- arvinsim 8y agoFor me it depends on the current task. For work that needs deep concentration, I appreciate solitude. But for tedious, boring work, I appreciate the background noise.
- ArtDev 8y agoAfter 6 years of remote work, I thought I would like an office environment.. except I don't really care for my cooworkers.