Not all remote work is equal, and as a matter of fact if done poorly (read: if you work the same as in the office, but remote) it can be much worse than onsite.

Not all remote work is equal, and as a matter of fact if done poorly (read: if you work the same as in the office, but remote) it can be much worse than onsite. I wrote a booklet about avoiding common pitfalls a few years back[0], and really the approach of the business is the most important thing after employee compatibility. [0] https://www.emergencyremote.com/ https://www.emergencyremote.com/