3. No whiteboards, random chats with coworkers - the barrier to start a discussion is a bit high if you don't want to spam people on Slack with stupid questions

3. No whiteboards, random chats with coworkers - the barrier to start a discussion is a bit high if you don't want to spam people on Slack with stupid questions. As a result I sometimes dig for hours into things that could be a quick discussion as I don't want to bother other people. 2. No morning routine that forces you to go out; also I'm doing fewer real breaks than in the office, I just procrastinate more 1. Some days there's too much going on on Slack and I check too often (and feel like I need to be available all the time) and can't get any real work done. Although lately I'm becoming a bit more relaxed with that.