In this episode, Chuck chats with Krista Newhouse, from CooperSurgical about the wild ride of navigating work from home during and after the pandemic. From the chaos of Zoom etiquette to the joys of wearing leggings all day, they dive into the absurdities and silver linings of merging home and office life. Expect candid stories, unexpected humor, and a fresh take on making work suck less—even when your dog is barking in the background.

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Key takeaways:

Working from home enhances work-life integration.
Virtual meetings require clear norms and etiquette.
Home interruptions have become normalized and humanizing.
Setting boundaries is essential for work-life balance.
Gender roles impact work-from-home dynamics.
Eliminating commutes allows for healthier lifestyles.
Loss of spontaneous interactions affects team cohesion.
Adaptability is key in navigating remote work challenges.
Different approaches suit different needs; one size doesn’t fit all.
Decisions about remote work should be data-driven.
Isolation can impact mental health; support is essential.
Remote work highlights equity issues among workers.
In-person collaboration offers unique benefits.
Not everyone has the privilege to work from home.
Setting clear goals helps maintain productivity remotely.
Workplace norms have shifted; professionalism is being redefined.
Empathy and flexibility from employers foster better environments.

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