Teodora V _Warsaw Dynamics_ Community Champion

Adding a plant always makes the set-up cozier :) Love it!

@Ed Gaile _Atlanta_ GA_ you've mastered that game. 19 years is a significant amount of time being remote, and when doing it right, it unlocks many positives. You should do an online ACE about that topic, I would love to hear more, and I'm sure it will be valuable for the remote "newbies." :) @Samie Delebo - Your Gal at…

Hey @Karan Verma Great question indeed :) I think I will work on my photo editing skills. I always wanted to learn how to create good Photoshop presets but never put this in my schedule.

@Helen Griffiths {Capgemini} It's finally Sunday, and I manage to finish my recipe! Enjoy the bread video 💙

Thank you for the post @Matthias Gaiser _K15t_ , we are glad to participate in the Summit Remote Experience!

High-five @Poorvi Jhawar ! The pressure cooker is a life-saver :) Yesterday I made a soup from sweet potato, turmeric, and red lentils for less than 10 minutes. 

I successfully made a loaf of bread with flour and sweet potato, can't believe how good it turned out :) I filmed the recipe, so I will be happy to share it as soon as I upload it to youtube.

One of the best questions ever 😍 I’m always preparing homemade food for the office lunch, so the one thing I am grateful for during the WFH is having more freshly cooked meals. Omelette and some roasted nuts are my favs for a good lunch. The more “gourmet” stuff are made in the weekend (I started baking bread again!) so we…

Awesome! I think it’s hard only the first few days. After that you stick to the schedule and adapt in no time.

WOW! You just destroyed all the competition here :D Epic!

Colin's talk is my top choice when it comes to watching the Summit sessions, and I'll be glad to join the discussion after it. Every company has this type of person, and working and properly collaborating with "Richards" sometimes is a real struggle. Watching closely over this topic, thanks @Jodi LeBlanc for pointing it…

Sometimes I extremely irritated with 'pickers' (I mean my wife and cat) in the kitchen when I am cooking a meal. Same here.

Haha, that's the spirit!

At home, there are always tons of dark chocolates in the fridge. I'm putting my entire willpower to forget about them at least 90% of the time. (I pathetically failed yesterday) 

Consider me subscribed to this topic :) 

So you can imagine how THIS character of my personality fits with a cat (when I had one) and the love of wearing black :D I can switch to Hair Remover-er as a professional career path.

Oh yes, the kohlrabi is great :) You can grate it, add pomegranate seeds, salt, and apple cider vinegar, and it makes an awesome salad. I'm also trying to keep my water balance up in order to keep the fake hunger from rising :)

Yes yes :) At the end is always funny, which make things just about right 😌

I can't stand for a second any crumbs/spots/hair or another random item on my clothes. But the interesting part is - if I'm talking to someone and notice even one tiny little cat hair on its clothes, it's over. All my attention is focused there, and we and up in "Sorry, but I have to remove this from you to keep this…

Yes, we do have the option to get what we want from the office after requesting access. With 27' monitor and a good chair nothing can go wrong (well except the wifi :D)

#allthesadpandas

1000% agree 💙

"Ladies avoid sweatpants as you end up feeling too much comfy and don't count the trips to the kitchen until comes the day you want to wear your favorite outfit to find out that it doesn’t fit you anymore" I loved this one! Great advice and article @Tinker Fadoua, and remember: you are connected to us all, and we are here…

The view is so nice

My "work" station looks pretty cozy at 6:30 AM. I needed to get a chair from the office because the main issue at home is staying comfortable while working. Now I’m actually enjoying it, reduced noise and meeting are just my type of things :) I miss my fluffy Grumpy Cat, who is living on my office desk, so here is my…

The only thing that I'm missing in my remote state is one furry crazy 4-legged pal jumping around.

I'm not a home-office lover, but I adapt quickly to any situation. In this case, I have a few pillars to keep me productive and not nervous about the fact that I'm stuck in one space. Have a work schedule Waking up at the same hours and keeping the same schedule as you do in your "normal" workdays is beneficial for saving…

Thanks @Jimmy Seddon 🤗 I'm not a huge gamer myself, but the team is having a lot of fun. The Team is happy = Grumpy is happy. I got 4 videos so far, I use my weekends to make the video editing part :) I feel I'm getting better, hope it's not just my imagination talking.

The more practical and straightforward approach, the more peace in our home-days. And the "Cattening the curve" - that's too brilliant. :)

Great article @Jimmy Seddon ! It aligns with my vision for keeping work and home separate. Great that you plan to eat away from the desk, I do have this intention to stuck on my chair and zombify :)