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Usually it's either living with people who don't respect that you're at work even though you're at home or a company culture that doesn't know how to engage wit
by busterarm 3y ago
Usually it's either living with people who don't respect that you're at work even though you're at home or a company culture that doesn't know how to engage with remote workers.
Usually both.
A lot of people forget the importance of having a door to their home office, preferably one you can lock.