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1. Fully remote. 2. Miles away from our office. Our office is overseas. 3. I just create a routine and stick to that schedule. I take on as much work as I can,
by ThisIsMeEEE 6y ago
1. Fully remote.
2. Miles away from our office. Our office is overseas.
3. I just create a routine and stick to that schedule. I take on as much work as I can, but there's only so much I can complete in a day. I know my limitations, I set my boundaries based on my schedule and workload, and I don't extend myself beyond.
4. Pros. I have the flexibility to take care of appointments and errands. There's no need to commute, no traffic. I can do the work, anytime and anywhere. I can save money, time and I can wear anything. :)
Cons. There is no physical separation between work and leisure time. Lonely as you were working alone. :(
5. Having a separate room for office is great but the distractions from the kids, well... :P
6. I’ve been working remotely for over eight years now, so definitely.
- Dracophoenix 6y agoHow do you handle time zone differences?
- ThisIsMeEEE 6y agoThey don't usually require me to be awake all the time (online at all times) , as long as you've deliver your task on time, it's fine. Time zone app is also very useful. I put each of them to my world clock app so I won't missed any deadlines or meetings.