How has remote work affected your job performance?
James Gil
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More companies are permanently adopting remote work, and it seems like this will continue even after we're over the whole Pandemic. Let's try to be very honest and subjective in answering. Most people are biased when asked this question depending on their affinity to working remotely.
Also, it would be nice to discuss in the comments what affected your performance to increase/decrease.
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Aaron O'Leary@aaronoleary
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I have worked remote for 2 years now but in general, I have constantly felt both more productive and happier in what I do, there is something nice about being home for the week. Allows me to spend most of my time with my family
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I think the question should involve some variables.
With all the educational establishments being closed due to pandemic, those who work from home and have kids bored out of their mind stuck at home with them and those who work from home with no kids, should vote separately.
Otherwise, the poll wouldn't show the real picture.
@yulia_mamonova @jameskelley9 I only Upvoted because you said I was right. Just kidding
@yulia_mamonova I would go a step farther, and say, who is the primary care giver a bigger role in that question above. I have four kids (and a startup...really smart) and I am not impacted during the day. However, if I was the primary care giver that would be different.
@yulia_mamonova @jameskelley9 now that I think about it, you're right. It makes all the difference!
I love working from home - fewer coffee breaks and no office chitchat. I get more done in a day and feel more productive
Well I was already mainly working from home. The main issue was to buy a good coffee machine will all the shops in lockdown.
If I'm home alone, I perform better.
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No need to buy pants (only jacket). So I've saved some money. π
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For me, its somewhat better, simply because I don't like having a fixed schedule. If I have to be at the office and my mind is wondering (I feel like working out or doing something else), I'd rather do that and go back to work when I'm done rather then sit in the office and pretend like I'm productive.
I am curious how it has impacted your meeting quality and frequency.
@jameskelley9 That's the right question! I think pandemic and all the "work-from-home" situation has helped my team reevaluate the amount of meetings we had and reshape our communication. It's definitely been quieter than in the office here with fewer yet "to-the-point" online meetings for me.
My performance has increased somewhat
A remote working solution.
When my country issued lockdown and remote work, I thought that I would end up either quitting my job or getting fired because I hate working from home. However, now, I don't want to go back to the office lol I think it all depends on the communication tool you're using to connect and collaborate with your team efficiently.
Hey James!
I don't think my performance while working remote has changed too much. I definitely find that there can be more ways to get distracted but once I've found my groove in terms of where I want to work and what makes me most comfortable away from the office, I can see that there hasn't been much change at all.
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