[Newsletter] Working Better, Every Day

"Remote work has always suited me better than office life: letting me work at my own pace while staying close to those who matter most. Today, that's my kids; before them, it was my mutt and favorite co-worker, Paro. Along the way, I've come to recognize the challenges of remote work too: loneliness, pajama days, and finding the right places to work from."

"If you're like me, today's reads offer practical advice on achieving a healthier work-life balance, with a bonus article to help you decide whether going remote is right for you in the first place. Is Remote Work Really for You? (Psychology Today) Psychologists outline four clear signs that remote work fits your personalityand a few hints that it might quietly be working against you."

Remote work provides flexibility to set pace and remain close to family members or pets while avoiding office routines. Remote arrangements can create problems such as loneliness, informal dress culture, and difficulties finding productive work locations. Practical guidance can help determine whether remote work aligns with individual preferences through clear signs and warnings. Pet selection can influence home-work compatibility, as some breeds suit long quiet days better than others. Sleep and recovery often worsen for remote workers without firm boundaries, and negotiation strategies affect success when requesting flexible arrangements. Additional services and job listings support remote professionals.

Read at remotive.com