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Most of the time I work from an office in my house in Arizona. This is a picture of that office.... -
I use a MacBook Pro, external monitor, iPhone, iPad, lab notebook, whiteboard, and good office chair. I usually work somewhere with... -
With the flexibility I have right now, I can take care of my daughter way better than before. I’m able... -
A combination of the perfect work environment and perfect coworkers. In a remote position, I’m able to enjoy my work... -
Living in the metro Atlanta area, it’s hard not to mention traffic. The increased productivity from eliminating commutes is a... -
Every day is about choices. There are always things that I’m giving up. It might be the opportunity to finish a project before ... -
Managing work-life integration is an ongoing effort. I personally find looking at larger time scales—months instead of weeks, for example... -
I have a home routine with plants and animals, so I schedule in such a way that I can accommodate my need to stretch... -
Go to a remote location once in awhile – a place where there is no Internet so that you can at least... -
Have a separate space and avoid using your work laptop for anything except work. When you have finished work, close the... -
I have a room where I work, a home office. When I enter the room then I’m working, and when... -
“The Progress Principle” by Teresa Amabile and Steven Kramer is one of the most important books for our business. The two researchers — and investors... -
Getting Real, 37signals -
I can’t narrow this down to one, so I’ll name a few. ... -
A friend in human resources once told me that she measures the health of an organization by how helpful its people... -
Development is always prone to pitfalls and hiccups, and as consultants we often operate on deadlines. When kicking off a new... -
Trust that everything in your career will work out the way it should, and that you can’t stuff it up... -
Great question! I love taking my laptop and finding a great, local restaurant (with wifi and outlets) for an extended lunch once each week.... -
Best is from any beach 🙂 Worst is probably the floor of any airport. -
I haven’t encountered any bad remote locations yet. Best, would be working from a sailboat.
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