In addition, all the tools that I mention throughout and the opinions about them are completely mine, based on my use and my experience. Note: This article is totally based on my individual experiences, so I may be missing or leaving out some things because I just haven't lived them. This article isn't necessarily the be-all-end-all resource, but is rather intended to be a set of best practices and tips that I've collected and organized over the years.
That's when I decided to write about what I do with the hope of helping everyone who reads this. So I realized that this was a topic of interest to the community at large. The idea for this article came up when people asked me how I get organized and don't freak out creating articles and publishing content weekly (in addition to dealing with other issues like communities and events).Īt first I didn't understand what the big deal was, as I didn't see it the same way – until more people started asking questions, as well. There is a whole range of techniques and best practices that can make you super productive without getting tired or exhausted. Some have been sent home and can continue doing their work from there, but the "art" of remote work is not just about staying at home and trying to be as productive as possible. Because of the changes brought about by COVID-19, many people have had to find healthy and productive ways of working remotely.
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