Absolutely—I’ve definitely experienced moments of isolation while working from home, especially during long projects or stretches without meetings. What helped me most was creating structure and staying intentional about connection. I build in “touch points” throughout the week—quick check-ins with colleagues, virtual coffee chats, or just using tools like Slack or Teams to stay part of the conversation. I also make a point to turn my camera on during meetings; seeing faces and sharing a laugh or two really helps bridge that distance.

Outside of work hours, I lean into routines that keep my mental health strong—taking walks, working in coffee shops occasionally, and making sure I’m not going straight from bed to desk. I’ve found that when I take care of my mental space, I’m more productive and collaborative, even remotely.

Working from home taught me a lot about self-leadership and communication, and those skills have made me stronger in any work environment.

No not at all to me. I can concentrate a lot better without all the noise and disruptions

I exercised frequently and called by family and sibling.

I never worked from home

Would love that right now

I never woked from home

I wanted to word from home,

I love to work along with people who are cheerful and communicative. Helps to improve productiveness.

I've never worked from home, but I'd suggest getting a partner maybe? 🤔 I would love to work from home with my better half. Maybe 😏

I never worked from home so I wouldn't know but if I did, I don't think I would get any work done, because being home makes me want to sleep