Lessons from Working Remotely

Your desk set up is important. It should be a place you enjoy being and are comfortable in.
Invest in stretchy pants that aren’t sweats. Be dressed for work, but prioritize comfort.
Read your team’s documentation before asking someone for help. It feels smart when you find it, and feels dumb when someone finds it for you.
Sometimes a teams call is just faster than trying to explain your problem to a colleague in screenshots and text.
Commit to regular movement, better if it’s outside.
Take breaks from your screen. Those blue light glasses are cute, but nothing works better than just standing up and looking at something else.
If you’re crying about a problem, it’s time for a break.
Your dog, Rosa, will be very popular when she comes on screen.
People can see you when you get distracted by the literal squirrels playing outside your window.