Benedikt Lehnert
“A year of working remotely” by Mike Davidson “Working from home – a guide” by Charles Patterson “Running a remote design team” a Twitter thread by Linda Eliasen
Working remotely is much less scary than it may feel like at first. It’s much less about the tools than it is about the people. If in doubt over-communicate. Write a note, message in chat, or simply email. If it’s urgent, message to hop on a quick call. When you do that, give context why it’s urgent and what it’s about, ideally what you need as an outcome. That respects people’s time and makes things efficient. We’re all human, and we’re in this together. It’s also a lot of fun not being distracted by endle