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Message: [QUOTE="Chin Diesel, post: 3501891, member: 34"] Loving it. I've had some level of working remote for past decade but this is my longest full time. Like [USER=50]@Waquoit[/USER] I had a longer commute so the extra sleep in the morning is a joy. Currently have 2 HS kids taking classes via Zoom. They love it too. I have a desk and a second monitor to simulate a decent work environment. Often times while I'm at my desk at work I'm surfing the net so this is no big change. We use Skype for Business for group meetings. I tried to video call someone last week and couldn't figure out how to do it. Called our IT guy and he calmly explained my computer doesn't even have a camera. I didn't feel bad. I've been with company for about 1 1/2 years and never needed the camera. The team I work with provides training and customer support and we are using this time to update our material from power point to Adobe Captivate. Captivate blows. Definitely eating too much but I do getup throughout the day and have been doing yard work sporadically. To save network bandwidth we are supposed to get online in he morning, get files off sharepoints, check mail/messages and get off network and work offline. I listen to some tunes during the day. If anyone on the team needs to get in touch we talk over phone and get back online if needed. I'm hoping this work situation opens up more teleworking for my group. I'd settle for one day a week from or one week a month. We can easily manage within our team and there is no loss of productivity. [/QUOTE]

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