Cocktails and Beaches: Freedoms and Truth of Remote Working #WCWelly2018

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The document discusses the freedoms and truths of remote working. It notes some benefits of remote working like the freedom to work from anywhere and lack of a commute, but also challenges like isolation, communication difficulties, and burnout from always being available. It provides tips for remote workers like securing technology, over-communicating, improving processes, networking offline, having hobbies, getting outside, and taking breaks. The document encourages people to find remote job opportunities and get involved in open source projects.

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Freedoms and truths of remote working
Cocktails and beaches
Freedoms and truths of remote working

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1. Introduce and highlight
2. Inspire
3. Share and help existing remote workers
4. Be honest
Why this topic?

“.. a working style that allows professionals to
work outside of a traditional office
environment.”

It can look like this ..
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.. and sometimes like this.
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What burnout looks like
Lack of concentration and attention
Chronic fatigue
Insomnia
Increased illness
Loss of appetite
Anxiety

Lack of concentration and attention
Chronic fatigue
Insomnia
Increased illness
Loss of appetite
Anxiety

Dealing with Burnout
One day at a time
Be honest
Family
Relax
Accept
Talk

.. but stay smiling
Visit new countries..

Get a hobby
Credit: Fortnite Battle Royale at GDC 2018. Oﬃcial GDC. CC-BY 2.0

1. Secure local tech
2. Over-communicate
3. Constantly improve processes
4. Network oﬄine #meetup
5. Don’t have clients
6. Plan for contingency

Is remote working only for tech companies?

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Work and Life can be puzzling.. rainy at times

.. but stay smiling
but, always take a moment

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