Friendly reminder that people are not just "working remotely." They're working remotely during the middle of a widespread societal pandemic in which they aren't really supposed to see other people and their children don't go to school.https://twitter.com/abrams/status/1318410612519546882 …
Prior to COVID, the majority of remote workers I knew personally spent a lot of time coworking at public hotspots, private coworking offices, or friends' houses. I think most of them are losing their minds now, especially if they live alone
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I work in tech outside Seattle, been work-from-home-with-kids-in-the-house since March. I finally broke down and got a therapist but they only do remote. I don't have a room in my house where I can have a private conversation and there's no private place with WiFi I can go.
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I think everyone needs a combination of alone time and social interaction and this pandemic is like "NO! You either get all alone time or all social interaction"
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