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TL;DR - The Twitter thread
This is a very opinionated and personal account of my own learnings. Please feel free to disagree or add your own experiences. We all grow by learning from each other.
I started working remotely around March 2020. As someone who does a lot of solutioning and collaboration in the day-to-day work, it was a huge shift in work style for me.
I lived alone, had to cook for myself, did not have proper work furniture and if you had to judge my level of activity, I was 25 kgs overweight (which I have lost now).
What happened in the first two months of lockdown:
Slowly and eventually, I persevered through it all and learnt to fit into this "new normal". It started by shifting back with my parents and getting some mental support. Then I focused on my situation one step at a time to get rid of the problems I was facing.
You can find a gist of my learnings in the below thread.
I hope my experience helps someone struggling with remote work. Although I would love it more if you have figured the problem out on your own and have something to share with us.
Please comment your experiences below or on the tweet.
You can also connect with me on Twitter