Show Notes
Aji and Sally set out to crack the problems surrounding remote working as they share their thoughts on the various aspect of working from home.
Together they discuss their time at the recent thoughtbot summit in Amsterdam, how they felt about working in-person again, what they took away from the experience, the best remote solutions they’ve found to recreate that in-person feeling, and what friction points about remote working still linger for them both.
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