Describe your experience with remote work
- How has it affected your productivity and work-life balance? - What challenges have you faced and how did you overcome them? - Would you recommend it - Y/N
- Productivity soared. No more chatty coworkers or endless meetings.
- Biggest challenge was setting up a proper home office. Solved with a good chair and noise-cancelling headphones.
- Y. Never going back to soul-crushing commutes.
+10
I am remote even before COVID. In my 5years of experience, never went to office!
Con
Very difficult to switch now as no company is offering remote work now
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Coy Gabriel
Stealth
2 months ago
I feel hybrid culture is the best though. Sometimes you need to concentrate on some work which doesn't happen at workplace.
Jordon Vernon
Stealth
2 months ago
Hybrid is the worst - don’t have enough flexibility to plan any holidays
Have to pay rent in a Tier 1 city while not getting the benefits of either
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Isaiah Carmden
Stealth
2 months ago
In my opinion, that is a problem with the employer. If the company has a good culture and then planning leaves shouldn't be a problem. That is a big problem though!
Agreeing with the tier 1 issue here and considering cities like Bangalore and Mumbai, it is getting worse day by day.
Dezi Vernon
Stealth
2 months ago
I was doing WFH, I was bore at home. Now, I am doing WFO, now I am bore at office.
Dezi Everett
Stealth
2 months ago
- Productivity plummeted. Can't focus with my kids screaming "Baby Shark" 24/7.
- Main challenge: convincing my spouse I'm actually working and not just scrolling Twitter all day. Still working on that one.
- NO - Bring back water cooler gossip and chai breaks!
In my case, I go to a co-working place 500mtrs from my house. Best of both the worlds—no commute, and no distractions.
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When I did it:
1) Productivity was much lower than what it is now. I'd feel lazy, I would want to lie down on bed. WLB was similar to how it is now. But got to spend time with parents which was the big unlock.
2) -
3) Not my cup of tea. But I feel if your company allows it and you want to, sure
TBH i feel much more active and alive stepping out in the world, which I unfortunately stopped doing during remote
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