know that as a remote worker it is hard to gauge what others think of you. I also thought i was doing pretty much average amount of work but apparently others t

know that as a remote worker it is hard to gauge what others think of you. I also thought i was doing pretty much average amount of work but apparently others think i'm doing "great". As for fitting in, if you are fully remote and have been from the start, it is very hard to develop meaningful relationships with your teammates. My current job is my first job i joined fully remote, and let me say that i made great friends at my previous jobs in person in a shorter amount of time than i have at this current job (even though i've been here for a while, i wouldn't consider my teammates "friends" as much as i do colleagues, perhaps this is what is ideal for some people but for me i like to feel a connection with my team and broader org). These facts alone are seriously making me consider taking a local in person job for a lower pay.