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   Ask HN: What don't you like about remote work?

   4 points by oHqgTQUT 3y ago|8 comments
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   by oHqgTQUT 3y ago

   > The last friendly colleague relocated to the other town. Guess if we will meet again with 1,5 hours driving distance. It was nice relationship with 35 minutes driving, but now obviously it’s over. Some of my old colleagues moved across
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   by oHqgTQUT 3y ago

   I have made many life long friends at work, who I am still friends with to this day, many years after we left the companies we both worked at. I'm sure many other people have too. You need some kind of social bond with the people you w
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   by oHqgTQUT 3y ago

   Perhaps. I ended up going to a coworking space with this person for a day as the latency doing it remotely was just too high.
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   by oHqgTQUT 3y ago

   The single biggest issue I've noticed is that body language communicates a lot, and in remote environments you cannot see this. You don't feel at all invested in the other person either, and I've noticed people multi-tasking
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   by oHqgTQUT 3y ago

   Something I have been struggling with as a remote software engineer is 1. getting reviews from coworkers and 2. being able to communicate asynchronously with coworkers, even those working on the same projects. I find some of my coworkers ar