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as someone who's been remote for 10+ years: both (the value of casual conversation and higher face-to-face productivity) ring true to me. If you want to have a
by riffraff 7y ago
as someone who's been remote for 10+ years: both (the value of casual conversation and higher face-to-face productivity) ring true to me.
If you want to have a remote team I advice having a space for casual conversation and non-work video calls, it improves things a bit for the first.
For the latter, IRL gatherings/meetups are valuable but
obviously not something you can do all the time.
- topkai22 7y agoAbsolutely - we have a dedicated "water cooler" channel, and as a lead I try to ensure people feel comfortable going "off topic" during small group meetings.