Alex hates WFH
Face-to-face collaboration is the most efficient. It’s intense, has non-verbal signals, emotions, and even smells. But we have to work from home now...
Remote work sucks less with Fibery, Zoom and Slack. Here is how Michael survives remotely with his home co-workers.
Mara, M.D., loves WFH
Who wakes you up in the morning?
Morning shower. Morning coffee. Morning coronavirus news
. Morning Slack review. The end is coming. Good morning 👌
The weekly planning session is starting soon.
Michael dresses up
and wonders how to join the call.
Michael’s team can’t use whiteboards & sticky notes anymore, they have to use whiteboards & notes in Fibery. The good thing is that today Fibery works! Without errors! Michael is happy 🦐
Bring together goals, projects, employees, customers, and documents in one single place. Escape costly scattered tools and unreliable integrations:
Thanks, I’m happy with:
Michael likes exotic meals. Today he is cooking Draniki
It’s impossible to eat draniki without
krambambula
. Michael resists the thirst. No krambambula when you WFH.
Only beer 🍺
Time to work deep on a brand new project idea—a landing page for remote teams. A routine helps to start. Here is how Michael prepares to enter the flow:
1
Time to discuss the idea with the team. Michael shares his vision in Fibery.
2
Teammates provide feedback in comments.
3
Then they jump on a Zoom call to discuss the details, create tasks and assign to teammates.
4
Michael has assigned two tasks to Lena, but what if she is not be available this week? He checks this in the Vacation Space.
All is good. Lena is working from home ☔️.
Not a surpise!
Michael is tired. He wonders how remote work has affected the team's productivity. He creates a fancy chart in Fibery that shows work done per week 🏄️.
Michael has a hard choice. Good and bad. The default choice is bad. Find the good choice.
Michael goes to sleep – wish him a good night...
Who helps you to work from home?
