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From coffee shops to couches, where do you find your best work happens?
Many of us are remote workers here.
Where is your go-to for your best work?
Your bedroom? Office? Coffee shop? Library?
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dedicated workspaces for me. much quieter than a coffee shop and less distractions
@hassani_masudi agree, coffee shops are good when they are very empty. But my desk has extra screen and I like routine
i pretty much move around everywhere to change it up. Not a fan of a dedicated place for work and my productivity stays the same regardless
Definitely coffee shops! Love seeing other people being productive whether it's working on their laptops or reconnecting with friends. I try to switch up my work environment a few times a week to help stay productive!
In my incubator office. Everyone is so focused on their work, and it is contagious. Very optimal for productivity!
I have a proper workstation set up at my home office. But increasingly, I am feeling that going to a cafe nearby with others working around me makes me more productive.
A couch is a powerful location. Instead of "open to work remotely" people should say "open to work from my couch" 🤓 I'd say I do my best work sitting in a chair with a table in front -- old-school styles, maybe?
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When I worked remotely full time, I really invested in my home set up! I loved having my morning hour to knock out my tasks.
Looove changing locations, so my most productive days happen while having a workation from another country.
What about you?
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