What I don’t like about working at a remote job
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Working remotely permanently had been my wish ever since my managers started calling me back into the office. There was no possible way I would suffer through hours of commuting to feel awkward in an office again. My wish got granted at the beginning of this year when I joined Wave. In the beginning, I was basking in the sparkly allure of freedom. Oh the possibilities! I could work anywhere, at any time as long as I get the work done. What a world! However, with time came getting used to my situation. Even in the best possible world, your brain is always seeking something better. Although…
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