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You aren't alone. It's easy to conflate "remote" with what's happening right now, but it's not the same. Crisis-induced work-from-home while doubling as a homes
by alohaandmahalo 6y ago
You aren't alone. It's easy to conflate "remote" with what's happening right now, but it's not the same. Crisis-induced work-from-home while doubling as a homeschool teacher is not the same as properly organized remote work.
Less to do with home and more to do with everything outside of work impacting work.
More here: https://twitter.com/shanselman/status/1252040170783641600?s=12 https://twitter.com/shanselman/status/1252040170783641600?s=...
- carleverett 6y agoWell said! Early into COVID I thought it'd bring a surge in remote work because we'd see how much work really can be done from anywhere. But COVID-remote work has been way different. I've been a full remote worker for 3 years usually working out of coffee shops, and I'm much less productive now because a) I have to work from home, and b) it's generally harder to stay focused during a global pandemic. And I'm not even a parent. I do hope those who are working remote for the first time don't associate remote work with a bad work life now.