> Socializing is encouraged via huddles in Slack and I can communicate with anyone in the company if I need to. I've been remote for 14 years and I would never

> Socializing is encouraged via huddles in Slack and I can communicate with anyone in the company if I need to. I've been remote for 14 years and I would never go back to the office. I have plenty of calls, direct messages and group messages for communicating with my colleagues, former colleagues, friends, family, etc. I'm happy that it is a good replacement for you, but I need some real face to face people time and I find it challenging to get enough of that when I'm remote. That said, that's part of why productivity can be higher in remote jobs, so it's a compromise that needs to be metered appropriately to maintain mental health and good relationships.