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Ex-SWE @ Facebook 🤩
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I was on the other side of working from home - without any home/office separation, with crazy schedule and night working hours, burnouts and everything. It was a total nightmare! But what I like about the idea (I'm currently employed on-site but looking for a remote role) is that it demands huge self-discipline and actually highlights problems and questions I want to solve and ask. Like "what I'm passionate about" or "what is my most productive time in the day" and so on.
The question I have to you, is how do you keep developing your skills, especially soft ones, and how do you feel without constant face-to-face interaction with other developers?
I am involved with a few local meetups organized through Meetup.com which helps me make friends in the dev world, talk shop, and keep up with things outside my box. Also, I make a point to reach out and have lunches with people I used to work with.
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I was on the other side of working from home - without any home/office separation, with crazy schedule and night working hours, burnouts and everything. It was a total nightmare! But what I like about the idea (I'm currently employed on-site but looking for a remote role) is that it demands huge self-discipline and actually highlights problems and questions I want to solve and ask. Like "what I'm passionate about" or "what is my most productive time in the day" and so on.
The question I have to you, is how do you keep developing your skills, especially soft ones, and how do you feel without constant face-to-face interaction with other developers?
I am involved with a few local meetups organized through Meetup.com which helps me make friends in the dev world, talk shop, and keep up with things outside my box. Also, I make a point to reach out and have lunches with people I used to work with.