> But it's not the same as brainstorming on a whiteboard with your colleagues in the same room. It's better! We pair it with a slack call and collaboratively e

> But it's not the same as brainstorming on a whiteboard with your colleagues in the same room. It's better! We pair it with a slack call and collaboratively edit it. > For a lot of my breaks when I worked in the office I ended up sharing them with colleagues and made several (hopefully) life-long friends out of the habit! And that's an outcome that happens with WFH, too. You don't need to go to lunch together to make friends. > It's easier to empathize and relate to my colleagues when I can understand them better through body language when we're talking about life. That's good for you; but again, WFH doesn't prohibit you from seeing people. If you need body language then have a video call.