Ex-Google, current Coda Architect shares personal remote stories

The nuances Al has brought out around remote working are things I had never heard before.

Unlike folks who are just remote-work fanboys, he has brought a perspective where remote work is more an attractive option for companies and workers alike due to obvious reasons.

Alongside, he has also spoken about where remote does not work well - on an individual level where someone such as him needs that in-person "weekly cadence" with the team.

Al shares his experiences of transitioning from Google to a remote working role. A "data-lover", he stumbled into remote work but has since also fallen in love with working remotely. He surely would like to catch more casual coffees with his co-workers, though. Do read his story - it is fun, real, and, importantly, very helpful!

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