Office or Remote work?

@paul_richardson sounds awesome! how do you manage to stay productive at home?

@darya_antonyuk I find it very easy. Either in a client office or at home, the work doesn't change. In offices there is far more distraction and disruption - from idle chit-chat, requests/expectations to go for coffee/lunch/dinner (before COVID I would spend a lot of time away from home, 3-4 days a week in hotels and client offices). I have a home office with 3 monitors, a good chair (Herman Miller), plenty of space, quiet, etc. I have a lot of calls over Microsoft Teams, with screen sharing - this works well and is far less disruptive and wastes less time than having to book or find meeting rooms at client sites.

@kayovin1 how do you manage to stay so productive when you're surrounded by all that cosiness at home?

@darya_antonyuk honestly I don’t see the cosiness. There’s just pressing work that needs to be done. That drives me to work harder at home Office is actually more distracting. Chit chatting, coffee breaks, commute traffic and lots more

@chitterz what about you?) office?

@chitterz what do you find most awesome about working remotely?

@shivangiawasthi what's the best thing about working remotely for you?)

@darya_antonyuk Having the freedom to choose my environment, manage my work-life balance, and find time to connect with nature can help lower stress levels. :))

@shivangiawasthi sounds reasonable! for me, it's a bit difficult to find work/life balance when I'm constantly working from home. Any tips here?)

@shulga_lera what's the main advantage of working remotely for you?)

@darya_antonyuk probably, it's being able to plan my schedule and not wasting time commuting to the office:)

@jai_singhal what do you love about working remotely most?

@vivienne_stricklands what's the best thing about working in the office?