Remotely Productive: You can work from home | Jay Hayes | TEDxWilsonPark
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- Video from TEDxWilsonPark in Florence, AL on Sept. 8, 2018 More at tedxwilsonpark.com
If you've wondered what it's like to work from home, then this talk is for you. Think it can't work? You be the judge. In this talk, you will hear perspective, experience, and opinion on how remote work works. You will also gain insights into the unique challenge that is working so far from your peers. Jay has been programming professionally for over 10 years. Half of that time has been completely remote. Over the years, he has developed a deep interest in software design, testing, and teaching.
Jay currently works at home for Stitch Fix, a personal style service. Remote is a perfect working situation as it allows him to do what he loves while being close to the people he loves, his beautiful wife and
baby boys. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
he is right, it's gonna stay. We are doing it right now. We're working from home and trying many ways to make it work🎯
Wow this was pre Covid. I’m more motivated and optimistic than ever that I can find a remote job!
Amazing it really does work ,work is part of life , I've become productive working remotely and loving it
The productivity culture makes us care so much about the result, that we forget to enjoy the process. The Forwago helped me to keep improving myself and achieving my goals while still enjoying the process, and I am so grateful because of that.
It has changed my life too. Save money and time, and I have better control of my work. Make less mistakes. Benefits both employer and me. Win win 🥇 situation
Any work from home job recommendation?
Working remotely make one more productive as instead of being a part of office politics negitivities one actually spends his time either working, exercising, playing, spending time with family in a positive environment.
Aged like wine
Hi jay, i've been trying to work online for a long time, any specific company you know is availabe.. Thanks
Is this what you call freedom. What about responsability and pressure from the metrix.
Lol, I live in the apartment above my work 😂
When ya finally get a job after 2 years of sending resumes and your mother comes out with...sorry i aint permitting remote work here? That's not a supportive encouraging parent. Therefore you are able to get work working from home but when your name isnt on the deed in an analog paperwork world....and i dont have a car either
Work from home sucks, it's like work hijacked your home. Lazy people might like it but at the end of the day there is no substitute to going to a place meant to sit & brain storm with like minded people and achieve common goals.
WFH is sugar coated nowadays as it has shown short term profits for companies but in long term, office is a meaningful place meant to conduct business.
AMEN BROTHER!!!!
"...office is a meaningful place meant to conduct business." - Maybe for some but not for the rest. And there are a bunch of people who actually found meaning working outside an office.
"Lazy people might like it..." - Personally, I like working remotely and I work every hour of my shift. And I deliver output as expected. I hardly call that lazy. And I'm not alone.