The Previously Forbidden Fruits of Labor are Tempting Among my friends and coworkers, the Covid pandemic left the taste of work-from-anywhere in our mouths. And a sweet flavor it is, at least for those who recovered their sense of taste. Two topics come up nearly every day among my friends and coworkers: changing to a […]
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I am among the first to extol the virtues and benefits of remote work and have for decades. I am also quick to share the drawbacks. Virtual work is not as glamorous as it is often portrayed. The Covid-19 pandemic certainly proved the utility and versatility of telecommuting. The digital nomad lifestyle is now in
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I like simplicity with printers and scanners. Naturally, when the need arises, the task is either easy or impossible.
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Presumably, I am not alone in feeling most staff meetings are too long, bureaucratic, and held unnecessarily often. Of course, there are times getting the whole gang together has value. The existence of the weekly safety briefing, especially for a virtual team, is not one.
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My periodic, rare stints in cube-farm offices are an exercise in distraction management. Interestingly, it is not the location, it is the people who make the difference.
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The story of becoming a minimalist while having a travelling home office. In 2013 I sold my home and began a journey of remote working while living in an RV for most of the next two years. Why I made this choice is a long tale better told in another time and place. The short
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