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I've been working remote since October. - focus on what you need to get done for the day, and don't feel bad if you finish early - assess if your bandwidth at
by PopeDotNinja 7y ago
I've been working remote since October.
- focus on what you need to get done for the day, and don't feel bad if you finish early
- assess if your bandwidth at home is sufficient for big uploads, video conferencing, etc.
- get a good router that can handle the load of multiple clients during times your family comes home (e.g. my wifi upload speed went from 20Mbps to 200Mbps when I ditched the cheapest router for a good gaming router)
- schedule out of the house activities, even if it's just going for a short walk
- if you have big downloads to do, kick then off at night so they'll be ready for you in the morning
- check in with your boss to see what core office hours should be online