How to organize a Team Meetup
When you’re working from home, you’re losing an important part that it’s normally born when your setup is in an office or any other working space: the human touch. Connecting with your team, knowing them better, what they like, dislike, what kind of jokes they make, how they react when they’re frustrated, anxious, happy, etc. Some people may prefer (or like) to work alone without distractions, but knowing the people you’re working with defines the line of success and motivation within your team. What to do when your whole team setup is remote? The answer is Team Meetups.
