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When you work in an office, presence is visible. People see you at your desk. They know you are there. Remote work changed that. Now responsiveness to messages is how presence gets signaled. And that created a strange new tax on knowledge workers: the need to be always-on in a Read more
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This is crazy. IT is one of the fields which pioneered remote work and requires 0 presence unless plugging something in is all in office. I asked Google AI and got this depressing answer after 3 to 4 messages in LinkedIn all had in office cloud and admin roles. Remote Read more
I think a lot of people mix up āremote workā and āremote gig workā when theyāre actually very different experiences. Remote work at a stable company can genuinely improve your life. Remote gig work can sometimes feel like constantly living in beta mode. One month youāre overloaded with projects and Read more
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Iām a solo developer working with a couple of freelance collaborators across different time zones one in the Philippines, one in Eastern Europe, and me in India. The biggest problem wasnāt coding. It was simply knowing what everyone finished without messaging people at odd hours. I tried a few async Read more