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Re:These are the things no one tells you about working remote by spaniard_dev on Thursday October 05, 2017 @11:09AM (#15409772)
I just had a chat with a friend about another problem of working remote: How to meet people. This gets harder when you can't personally hangout with your colleagues. Mostly when you live in a country different than your own, where they speak another language it can be challenging.

I gave him these tips, but I would appreciate if you share some advice about it:

- Join any kind of sports club or whatever group of people that you share interests with. - I sometimes use Couchsurfing to meet people. The app has something called hangouts that lets you meet people that are close by. - Working from a coworking space could also help. - Joining a language school is another option; you meet people and learn the language at the same time.

Re:These are the things no one tells you about working remote by ccleary00 on Thursday October 05, 2017 @12:02PM (#15410229)
These are good ones. Also: Meetups, going to coffee shops, and joining online remote worker communities/Slack channels (although this is just online, not in person). I wfh and go to coffee shops like twice a day.