I have been remote for over 30 years: the hardest thing is still meetings with laptops and a whiteboard where you can work together on some problem. I have been

I have been remote for over 30 years: the hardest thing is still meetings with laptops and a whiteboard where you can work together on some problem. I have been building a fairly large project the past 2.5 years with a small team and we are now using the Quest 2 for meetings. After decades of shite solutions, this actually works for us so far. Higher res and less bugs in the software would improve it but this is the best thing for remote I have tried. Outside that I don't have any downsides to mention; I meet enough people outside work, I meet many people online to talk shop and hobbies. I have an office in the house so when I leave that, the day is done.