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My first programming job was remote (the company had a tiny office at the time) - this was almost 20 years ago to this day. Distractions weren't a problem for m
by GiorgioG 5y ago
My first programming job was remote (the company had a tiny office at the time) - this was almost 20 years ago to this day. Distractions weren't a problem for me, the main issue was fear of asking questions (i.e. spinning my wheels because I was afraid to appear dumb.) Once I got over it, started asking questions on Lotus Sametime (chat system) - things got better. My only advice to you is...don't spend too long spinning your wheels!
- maxrev17 5y agoWheel spinning is good advice! Working alone allows for concentration, not distraction. It also sometimes forces you to reach for resources which are close to figure stuff out. Reading is an old friend!