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I’m in the same boat OP, and I don’t have a good solution either. At work, some of us in our team set up a meeting that spans 10am to 5pm every day - a few of
by dilippkumar 6y ago
I’m in the same boat OP, and I don’t have a good solution either.
At work, some of us in our team set up a meeting that spans 10am to 5pm every day - a few of us regularly call in, keep our cameras turned on and microphones on mute while we work. People hop in and out all the time, and everyone waves a hello whenever someone logs in. Being able to watch colleagues work helps a ton. Occasionally someone will unmute to talk about the cute/funny thing their cat is doing. This has softened the WFH impact a lot.
I’ve also developed a habit of enjoying long phone calls with friends and family. We watch netflix movies together sometimes (search for netflix party). It’s a poor substitute for in person interactions, but it’s something.
Otherwise I keep myself drugged up with audiobooks and anime.
I find that taking an hour long walk every morning to soak up some sunlight is incredibly effective at keeping my sanity intact.