This week we're chatting all things remote work, and we want to hear from you about your experiences, pros, cons, and advice for those transitioning or considering remote work options.
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How do you maintain a sense of camaraderie and social interaction with colleagues while working remotely? Share creative ways you've connected with team members outside of work-related discussions and/or any virtual team-building activities that have helped strengthen team bonds.
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How about a virtual team lunch? Everyone in the company or on a team could get a budget for online food delivery and then hop on a video call at a set time to enjoy some delicious treats together! It could be a nice way to bond, even for teams that are scattered all over the world. Plus, there's a built in discussion topic, as lots of folks connect through a love for food, right? Has anyone tried this? Did it "spice up" team vibes? lol 🙄
food never fails.
At my company we do a game night about once a month. We play a vanity of interactive team based online games. Because we are spread cross many timezones, some will have adult beverages while others may still be enjoying an afternoon coffee/tea. All in all its a great way to release the stresses of work.
so cool idea!
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My favorite way of building relationship is to do pair programming on share screen 📺
Ho does that work ?
hope it dos not create sparks ....on commentary of each others code
Simple rules:
The main goal is to discuss about code and have other person with other perspective. Trying explain your code will force you to rethink what are you doing and why you doing this, other person can help to catch some gaps in your architecture or code itself.
Could it create sparks? Yes, it could but It should be in some positive way, to improve code, not to laugh at you. Anyone who is mental mature will behave like that.
i love it!!! there should be an app or plug in for that!!! not necessarily video chat app like...